I'm Getting Bald!

Try honey+olive oil twice/week, it helped me. Don't get frustrated, you have options like hair transplant. I visited a doc and he told me it is better to visit a doc before you get completely bald - in that case you'll have less options.
 
Go with Propecia/Rogaine/Nizoral (if you don't get side effects from these 3) or get a hair transplant.
 
I'm on my early 30's and I hate to go bald. Anyone here also experience balding share your story :D

I got a good friend who got really bald when he was 20.

I always thought it was part of his persona. I donno why people make so much fuss about getting bald. Personally I think it looks kinda badass.
 
You can always accept it and rock out with your c*ck out :D

 
Honestly? I started going bald about 18 - by 22 it was bad - at 24 I shaved my head.
I then found out how many women love bald guys. Best thing ever - should have done it at 18.
 
Im 19 and my crown is balding + receeding hairline.

Its genetics though, so theres not much I can do.

I'll probably shave it all off. :)
 
Im 19 and my crown is balding + receeding hairline.

Its genetics though, so theres not much I can do.

I'll probably shave it all off. :)
I started balding at 25 and I just take oral minoxidil. Ive kept 95% of my hair 6 years later
 
I am currently doing PRP treatment with biotin heard it's somewhat effective

I don't believe in hair transplant as it's risky plus if you really are looking to go that route do your research
 
I started balding at 25 and I just take oral minoxidil. Ive kept 95% of my hair 6 years later
Oral minoxidil wow tell me more

I have been applying Minoxidil for some 2 years now many times I have been irregular but tell me the name of the tablets please

I need to buckle up my research as never knew oral minoxidil exists too
 
the amount of hair you have appears to be inversely proportional to the amount of money you have..if its any indication, I still have plenty of hair..and my wallet is bald
 
I started balding at 25 and I just take oral minoxidil. Ive kept 95% of my hair 6 years later

To be honest, Id rather not take anything that could fuck with my hormones.

I appreciate the advice though. :)

Besides, I look better with very short hair anyways.

Glad that minoxidil works for you though!
 
You can take minoxidil and finasteride to stop the hair loss process if you have hair. I started going bald at 25 and have kept most of my hair since taking oral minoxidil

This. I started going bald when I was around 22. I started taking Propecia (finasteride) and I stopped losing my hair and the balding areas started growing back. This was back when I didn't make money and it was expensive ($90 a month at the time) and my health insurance wouldn't cover it, because it's an "aesthetic drug". When I joined the Navy, I had a doctor tell me to get medication for Proscar (prostate drug), which is finasteride, but in higher dosages and is covered by insurance. You can then split them into 4, so one month's supply will last 4 months. If you are in the US, this is one way to get it for free.

There are some side effects, but it only affects a small % of users. I kept my hair for a long time using it. For some dumb ass reason, I stopped taking it when I was 38. I'm now 43 and completely bald, which I hate. Luckily I have a good head shaved, but this isn't always the case for some men.

My 2 cents, but highly suggest finasteride since you're in the early stages and still (presumably) have most of your hair. I tried minoxidil topical treatment and it burned the fuck out of my head, so that wasn't an option.

Good luck man. If you decide to rock the bald head, it's not a deal-breaker, as most women don't care. Just make sure to take care of yourself. Dress nice, good hygiene, and most importantly, don't get fat.
 
This. I started going bald when I was around 22. I started taking Propecia (finasteride) and I stopped losing my hair and the balding areas started growing back. This was back when I didn't make money and it was expensive ($90 a month at the time) and my health insurance wouldn't cover it, because it's an "aesthetic drug". When I joined the Navy, I had a doctor tell me to get medication for Proscar (prostate drug), which is finasteride, but in higher dosages and is covered by insurance. You can then split them into 4, so one month's supply will last 4 months. If you are in the US, this is one way to get it for free.

There are some side effects, but it only affects a small % of users. I kept my hair for a long time using it. For some dumb ass reason, I stopped taking it when I was 38. I'm now 43 and completely bald, which I hate. Good thing is, I have a good head for a shaved head, but this isn't always the case for some men.

My 2 cents, but highly suggest finasteride since you're in the early stages and still (presumably) have most of your hair. I tried minoxidil topical treatment and it burned the fuck out of my head, so that wasn't an option.

Good luck man. If you decide to rock the bald head, it's not a deal-breaker, as most women don't care. Just make sure to take care of yourself. Dress nice, good hygiene, and most importantly, don't get fat.
Can tell me the oral pills as I am currently applying Minoxidil but one thing I noticed the doctor telling me that don't apply Minoxidil all over the head but only to the bald patches but mine is like there are patches all over just the back is a bit more
 
yeah, but before I told him to do a testosterone test. Because after 30's it start to reduce more.
Dunno what are you talking about, i'm not a doctor but my cousin had lost his hair after 20's , now his 40 and that guy can put you or me to sleep after one slap. He's very strong even if he's not a bodybuilder, pls explain me why is he stronger than many hairy dudes after losing so much testosterone :)
 
Can tell me the oral pills as I am currently applying Minoxidil but one thing I noticed the doctor telling me that don't apply Minoxidil all over the head but only to the bald patches but mine is like there are patches all over just the back is a bit more

Yeah, I always found that to be laborious, plus the aforementioned head irritation. With Proscar, you simply take one pill a day and you're good. Again, ask your doctor for Proscar, then cut them into 4 pieces, as they are 4 times the amount of finasteride than Propecia. Or you can just get a script for Propecia if you can get it cheap or it's covered by insurance.
 
Yeah, I always found that to be laborious, plus the aforementioned head irritation. With Proscar, you simply take one pill a day and you're good. Again, ask your doctor for Proscar, then cut them into 4 pieces, as they are 4 times the amount of finasteride than Propecia. Or you can just get a script for Propecia if you can get it cheap or it's covered by insurance.
I mean you said you also controlled hair fall and also the growth was there but is it true new hair growth is possible once its a big patch?
 
Can tell me the oral pills as I am currently applying Minoxidil but one thing I noticed the doctor telling me that don't apply Minoxidil all over the head but only to the bald patches but mine is like there are patches all over just the back is a bit more
The brand name is loniten. It works like the topical does except it works even better at thickening your hair. I got them from my dermatologist.
 
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