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tyros5

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IM balding hair receeding fast .i do comb over to hide bits with no hair .shouid i just shave it all off
 

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Pete from Farjo

Pete from Farjo

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It really depends how much it bothers you. Some people just shave it all off or keep it very short and can move on with their lives. If you're able to put hairloss into perspective then this is probably the best option. I suspect though from the fact you're on this forum that you don't want to have to do this.

From the rather unclear pic, you clearly have significant frontal loss. It doesn't show if you have any loss in the crown though, or the quality of your donor region. If you can put up clearer pics from different angles we will be able to better advise you.

Other than shaving and forgetting, your options are medication (finasteride and minoxidil) which could help you to hold on to the hair you currently have, or at least slow the rate of loss, hair transplantation, and scalp micropigmentation.
 
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bullitnut

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Pete from Farjo wrote:
It really depends how much it bothers you. Some people just shave it all off or keep it very short and can move on with their lives. If you're able to put hairloss into perspective then this is probably the best option. I suspect though from the fact you're on this forum that you don't want to have to do this.

From the rather unclear pic, you clearly have significant frontal loss. It doesn't show if you have any loss in the crown though, or the quality of your donor region. If you can put up clearer pics from different angles we will be able to better advise you.

Other than shaving and forgetting, your options are medication (finasteride and minoxidil) which could help you to hold on to the hair you currently have, or at least slow the rate of loss, hair transplantation, and scalp micropigmentation.

Good advice....have you any pics of the donor area?
 
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mania

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You need to have a session from a recognized hair transplant clinic near to your living place you can get great advice..
 
Bigmac

Bigmac

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You won €™t know if you are comfortable with a shaved look until you do it. Try it out, if you don €™t like it, it will soon grow back.
 

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