Receding Hairline. At The Temples, And Forehead!! 20 Years Old

[VoicesFromMe]

Have you ruled out the obvious?

• Stress-related or emotional problems.
• Poor nutrition like inadequate protein or iron in your diet, or poor nourishment in other ways (from fad diets, crash diets, and certain illnesses like eating disorders).
• Hair treatment chemicals used for dying, tinting, bleaching, straightening, or perming may be used too often or incorrectly, and can cause hair to become damaged and break off.

I don't wanna sound like a complete sob story douche, but I have a little problem socializing (I don't like people for some reason) which I think corilates to me having a little mild depression. Work is kinda stressful, but even before that I had a recession. I'm thinking maybe my diet isn't too good, as it consists of McDonald's, Sometimes Subway, and maybe a home cooked meal every other week. Would all that salty food have any effect on my hair. I don't eat greens as well.

 

[Dar]

Well don't forget most men lose their juvenile hairline by their 20's. So most of us get a widows peak. So it could just be that. You said your family has large foreheads. I have seen men with hairlines like yours that don't recede beyond their early 20's. So it's anyone's guess. Just stay positive and try not to worry.

 

[shookwun]

I don't wanna sound like a complete sob story douche, but I have a little problem socializing (I don't like people for some reason) which I think corilates to me having a little mild depression. Work is kinda stressful, but even before that I had a recession. I'm thinking maybe my diet isn't too good, as it consists of McDonald's, Sometimes Subway, and maybe a home cooked meal every other week. Would all that salty food have any effect on my hair. I don't eat greens as well.

 

[VoicesFromMe]

Is this a depiction of my hairline. Love Nicolas cage.

 

[AnxiousAndy]

Is this a depiction of my hairline. Love Nicolas cage.

No i think @shookwun is laughing at your post. Diet plays little role in hairloss. ( im sure it does help to have good diet ) If you dont want to see a specialist to get a prescription for finasteride buy it online from alldaychemist or inhousepharmacy. Those are two reliable sites.

 

[Bagels]

Have you ruled out the obvious?

• Stress-related or emotional problems.
• Poor nutrition like inadequate protein or iron in your diet, or poor nourishment in other ways (from fad diets, crash diets, and certain illnesses like eating disorders).
• Hair treatment chemicals used for dying, tinting, bleaching, straightening, or perming may be used too often or incorrectly, and can cause hair to become damaged and break off.

this is usually good advice but his pattern would be patchy or diffuse. I think the pattern of his loss is clearly male pattern baldness.

 

[VoicesFromMe]

this is usually good advice but his pattern would be patchy or diffuse. I think the pattern of his loss is clearly male pattern baldness.

I very much agree. My brother has a similar hair type(his being a little longer). The frontal with maybe a little more recession. But he also has a balding spot in the back.

 

[davesmith420]

Clear male pattern baldness man.

 

[VoicesFromMe]

Here is my little update on my hair. after about 4 months on finscar 5mg about 1mg a day and Rogaine. Don't really seeing any big difference in my hair, i have noticed little hairs growing back at my temples. I have seen more growth in my face as i wasn't really able to grow much of a beard. Does anyone see any progress happening?