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Then why do people who have hair transplants not lose the newly transplanted hair at the front? It’s all about follicular sensitivity to androgens. There’s no hidden secret

Yeah true

No. If that happened to you it’s the result of some other illness that isn’t related to male pattern baldness.

Diffused thinners respond much better to finasteride/dutasteride as opposed to those with receeded hairlines since follicles that aren’t fully miniaturized can be recovered to an extent. Honestly, minoxidil won’t be enough- especially considering how aggressive your hairloss is. Diffused...

It’s not too hard to get. It’s even possible to be prescribed it online.

You’re hair looks good. All finasteride is supposed to do is prevent or slow future hair loss. Stay consistent and don’t go off it again. If you continue losing hair, then maybe try something stronger such as dutasteride.

I feel you

Doesn’t look like you’re balding. Although I’m sure the cowlick is wider than it was in your twenties, it’s still fairly full. Not to mention, you’re 34, so aggressive hair loss is not something to worry about.

Does it look a lot different than it did before? That would say a lot. Considering how young you are, I’d assume you’ve always had a high hairline. Nonetheless, it looks like the early stages of male pattern baldness. Topical minoxidil is a good start.

Nothing to do with diet. Asians lose less hair even when transitioned to a western diet because of their genetics. In fact, eating healthy may raise testosterone - which means more of the by product DHT.

It’s over the counter - commonly known as rogaine - just apply it to your thinning area/areas twice a day. Within 4 months you should notice significant results. But beware, you have to continuously use it or all progress will be lost. If you’re not satisfied with the results you should try...

Have you tried minoxidil?

FUE or FUT?