It’s really starting to irritate me. Obviously there are the little strategies to make it more “hidden” but at the certain point you want to live your life more freely. That being said I also really don’t want to rock a straight shave either. I don’t know what I’ve been waiting on for so long but I want to take charge. Some jokes by those around me is really starting to get to me. I’m hoping you guys can give me advice on how to start etc. The first 3 pictures were taken while my hair was wet and the last 3 while dry. I guess the wet pictures gives more of an emphasis to where the problem is and what’s going on. My hairline is as good as it can be, and although initially I thought that was a good sign (not typical balding etc), however I then realize that it’s just an different pattern of thinning and the hairline will eventually be affected.
You’ve got diffuse thinning, still male pattern baldness, even with a solid hairline. Best move is finasteride and minoxidil. They work. Skip the gimmicks unless blood tests say otherwise. Stick with it for at least 6–12 months
Is there any specific routine that is recommended. Any types (liquid or pill etc.) I’m trying to have it fixed somewhat by my early 20s. I can rock short hair with the buzz but that crown is really what hurts. Wouldn’t mind have an overall “fuller” head of hair either.
Check out the beginner’s guide, starting early like you are will help a lot.
What’s dut? Seen people mention it on the Reddit but nothing in the starter guide
Dut is short for dutasteride. Its essentially a stronger form of finasteride.
Should I use it instead of fin or are the risks higher as well
No always start with finasteride first as the chances of side effects is slightly higher on dutasteride. Only switch if you are not seeing results on finasteride after 1-2 years.