Any chance Back my Hair ?

[Grzegorz641]

hi, is there any chance to return my Hair.I started losing my hair 4 years ago.Now I am 37 years old

 

Edited September 4, 2022 by Grzegorz641

[Grzegorz641]

first and second is now (wet Hair)
Last picture is 4 years ago 

i lose my hair like crazy maybe i have very agresive androgenic alopecia ? 

 

Edited September 4, 2022 by Grzegorz641

[thetdog666]

finasteride and minoxidil would be your best option

[Grzegorz641]

I use topical dut but have sides 

Never use minox 

[Gatsby]

How old were you four years ago? Are you on medication for MPB?

[Grzegorz641]

Hi starting mpb when i have 33 now 37

I taking finasteride like 6 months two years ago but give me sides after try dut topical but was worse like oral Fin 

[Grzegorz641]

What yout think about fluridil (eucapil)

[Gatsby]

3 minutes ago, Grzegorz641 said:

What yout think about fluridil (eucapil)

I wouldn't be holding my breath. I would focus on what can be done now. All the best.

[Grzegorz641]

So my mpb is agresive ?

back to Fin ?

[Gatsby]

1 minute ago, Grzegorz641 said:

So my mpb is agresive ?

back to Fin ?

No. If you are 37 then you are not an aggressive balder. Try topical finasteride and see your dermatologist.

[Grzegorz641]

Ok thanks maybe try 0.025 trichosol finasteride 

Now my dermatogy give me clobex 0.05 for my scalp 

Edited September 5, 2022 by Grzegorz641

[jr1986]

8 hours ago, Gatsby said:

No. If you are 37 then you are not an aggressive balder. Try topical finasteride and see your dermatologist.

Are you saying he won't bald quickly due to his age? 

Thanks

 

[Grzegorz641]

3 hours ago, jr1986 said:

Are you saying he won't bald quickly due to his age? 

Thanks

 

This is one year ago 

[Sammy_Brown]

On 04.09.2022 at 19:06, Grzegorz641 said:

 

Try using quality care products and natural oils for your hair. Brush regularly and speed up blood flow. (Combs made of natural stones, such as jade, may work. It worked for my father.) If it still doesn't work, you can consider a hair transplant with a specialist. My uncle had a similar problem. I understand you. I hope you can find a solution soon

[Gatsby]

On 9/5/2022 at 8:28 PM, jr1986 said:

Are you saying he won't bald quickly due to his age? 

Thanks

 

I’m saying aggressive balding generally occurs when you are in your late teens/early twenties.

[Big Rome]

On 9/5/2022 at 3:16 AM, Gatsby said:

No. If you are 37 then you are not an aggressive balder. Try topical finasteride and see your dermatologist.

Hi Gatsby, 

 

what years of age roughly would you say are the aggressive years of balding? 
thank you

[ciaus]

2 minutes ago, Big Rome said:

Hi Gatsby, 

 

what years of age roughly would you say are the aggressive years of balding? 
thank you

 

Pardon me for adding some input off your question to Gatsby. Everybody's genetics are unique in terms of loss rates. But what can be generalized is that male pattern baldness is sneaky and accumulative for most of us. Usually going on for years by the time you're able to start noticing it in the mirror. By that time the estimates are you've lost 1/3 or even up to 1/2 of your total original scalp hairs. Even the best hair transplants never achieve your original hair count density. Thankfully we don't need that much hair to trick the human eye . 

 

 

[Big Rome]

56 minutes ago, ciaus said:

 

Pardon me for adding some input off your question to Gatsby. Everybody's genetics are unique in terms of loss rates. But what can be generalized is that male pattern baldness is sneaky and accumulative for most of us. Usually going on for years by the time you're able to start noticing it in the mirror. By that time the estimates are you've lost 1/3 or even up to 1/2 of your total original scalp hairs. Even the best hair transplants never achieve your original hair count density. Thankfully we don't need that much hair to trick the human eye . 

 

 

thank you, much appreciated 😊 

[Grzegorz641]

I wanted to say that I lose a lot of my hair when I come to NY for a few months I live permanently in Poland. In NY I always have the skin problem and high hair loss
photos that are now stays in Poland and in the USA

[Grzegorz641]

November 2021 NY

[Grzegorz641]

Poland 

february-june 2022

Edited September 10, 2022 by Grzegorz641

[Grzegorz641]

Now in NY my Hair looks no Good 

Edited September 10, 2022 by Grzegorz641

[Grzegorz641]

This picture is situation when i have itchy scalp and pain last time in ny in november 

[ciaus]

19 hours ago, Grzegorz641 said:

This picture is situation when i have itchy scalp and pain last time in ny in november 

 

I remember you started the topic recently about a crazy expensive dermatologist visit price someone quoted you. Like I said then, even for a place like New York City where most things are alot more expensive, $1800 to just see a doctor is way too expensive. But you didn't mention that you had any scalp irritation issues at the time. What you're experiencing here might not be anything serious, flaky itchy scalp skin is fairly common and often guys can manage it with over the counter anti-dandruff shampoos like head&shoulders. But it could be more something more serious.

I'll occasionally comment on topics like this because I've personally experienced intermittent scalp irritation issues. My skin never flaked off like that, but it would get pretty red and irritated. You should go see a reasonably priced, reputable dermatologist (shouldn't be anymore than $200 or $300 for the visit even without insurance) and make sure that you don't have anything more serious. Hair loss that happens due to severe skin irritation, aggressive itching, is usually temporary and the hair will eventually come back when things calm down. Not to get your hopes up about recovering your frontal hair though, alot of that looks like typical male pattern baldness.

But there are some skin conditions that have irritation symptoms that can cause permanent hair loss too, see the topic below. You don't want to start getting hair transplants and then learn you have some other condition that could potentially destroy your transplanted hair.

 

 

[Grzegorz641]

yes I was at the dermatologist gave me 0.05 clobex which helps when I use
the nizoral shampoo only make worse