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  1. As the hair are growing I can see that the hair from receded temple points, around the ears to the nape are much much finer in diameter compared to the hair on other parts of the scalp. I will attach some pictures when my hair grows a little more. Is this circular thinning also a part of an aggressive MPB?. I just got my blood checked last week and everything was okay except a lil' low vitamin D.

     

    I've been on fin since last June and I don't think that fin caused it as the thinning was obvious well before starting fin.

     

    Thanks

  2. I started losing my hair at age 14. Does it mean that I would lose more hair than the average MPB sufferer whose hair loss started in 20s or 30s.

     

    In my family, I'm the only one who started balding in teen years. None of my cousins on the both sides(faternal or maternal) are showing even any minor sign of hair loss and only a couple of uncles have passed the NW5 stage.

     

    So does an early sufferer end up with a higher Norwood than the late suffer?

     

    My other question is this that is their any relation between the degree of recession on temples and the final NW pattern you end up with? like if a person's temples recede upto the ears then is this the indication of advanced hair loss pattern in future?

     

    Thanks

  3. Looks more like retrograde alopecia. This is where the thinning occurs vertically, in your case, above the ears thus making a more narrow band of donor hair considered to be viable for transplantation.

     

     

    What does cause retrograde alopecia? is this also an inherited type of hair loss?

    Significant hair loss before 50 is almost rare in my family and those who lost some hair, had it after they turned 25. My dad lost his hair in his 40s. I am thinking about getting my blood checked to see if there is any underlying reason for this early hair loss. Can you or anyone else please guide me about the elements in blood that can indicate the reason of hair loss? Like iron etc.

     

     

    Thanks

  4. Sheraz,

     

    Is you hair shaved shorter - compared to the top - on the sides?

     

    Hi Doc,

     

    Yes the hair on the sides are shorter than the top but are of the same length as lower back. In that picture I combed them back, I have attached another picture where the hair are combed straight down and it doesn't look that bad in it as the hair from the middle are covering the thinness above the ears but still it can be seen that the hair are significantly thin.

     

    the other picture is of the left side.

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  5. I have male pattern baldness but my sides and back are thinning too. I always knew that my hair shed from all over the scalp but didn't notice that I have thinned so much on the sides until today when I combed back my hair and felt the hair-lessness on the sides. I have attached a pic just took today. Can you please tell me if it is DUPA?

     

    I am only 21 years old and my hair loss started when I was 14-15.

     

    Thanks

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  6. I have a pluggy hairline of NW 3 and hair on the top are very thin (NW6 in bright light). I started balding(receding hair line+ thinning all over the top) when I was only 14 and now at 21 I'm practically bald.

    I hardly ever noticed in the past that my hair on the sides and back have thinned out too, I always thought they are just becoming curly. With time my hair on the sides were becoming curly and difficult to style. My dad and his dad both are NW 6 with good permanent zones and there is very little baldness on my mother's side.

    Now looking at my hair on sides and back I think I'm a bad hair transplant candidate. I'm already on finasteride for 5 months, I have shed alot since then and my hair has continued to thin.

     

    I have searched online and it seems like I have 'Retrograde Alopecia'. I have uploaded some pictures. Please guide me about the possible treatment for this kind of hair loss.

     

    Thanks

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  7. It's been 4 and half months I'm on Finasteride and my hair are shedding all over the scalp. Shedding started in the second month and now I see bunch of hair whenever I touch them. More than Half of the hair that shed are from sides and back.

     

    I don;t know what is going on!! I'm thinning in the permanent zones. :(

     

     

    P.S

    Some of the hair that shed are very small vellus type or thin hair.

  8. Sheraz,

     

    You should review Dr. Umar's work. He's a renowned BHT expert. Any reason, in particular, that you're considering BHT?

     

    Frankly, most experts seem to view body hair grafts as a "back up" supply of follicular units when the normal scalp donor region is depleted and more work is necessary.

     

    Actually, I'm heading towards a higher NW(6/7) with far less than average density in the permanent zones. My MPB started when I was only 13 n half. Scalp donor may not be a good option in my case. So, I'm searching out about BHT to know if this is the way to meet my goals. I'm currently 21 years old and my hair loss is progressing at a rapid pace. In future, my expectations would be to get a NW 3 hairline with some decent coverage on the top and I won't mind a thin or even slightly empty crown. I'm afraid that my scalp donor may not be enough or feasible even for these expectations.

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