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I have always had fine and fairly low density asian hair. Mostly from birth as both my parents are low density. I do not know if this is how fine low density would look after an unflattering haircut or if this is a concerned look.
Recently 5 weeks after a very short haircut I decided to take some photos around my head just to see how it looked like.
Then I noticed that my sides, crown, and back region were incredibly thin to the point scalp was visible.
My hairline and temples region remain noticably unchanged but I've always had a high forehead.
I will say that I have a history and am still currently dealing with something on my scalp that causes red bumps. Probably seb derm or folliculitis. Can usually find very tiny crusts/scabs on scalp. Might affect the thinning
Recently 5 weeks after a very short haircut I decided to take some photos around my head just to see how it looked like.
Then I noticed that my sides, crown, and back region were incredibly thin to the point scalp was visible.
My hairline and temples region remain noticably unchanged but I've always had a high forehead.
I will say that I have a history and am still currently dealing with something on my scalp that causes red bumps. Probably seb derm or folliculitis. Can usually find very tiny crusts/scabs on scalp. Might affect the thinning
