Can you do anything to prevent baldness when you notice your hairline receding?

[Epicwinguy]

Alright, another question. I looked at the price ranges for hair transplants in Turkey. If I shave it all clean now, but then get a hair transplant later, will it seem...odd or like I'm desperate to look young again or something?

 

[Stanley]

Before you bother with a transplant you need to have your hair at baseline meaning its stabilized and you don't keep norwooding. First line of defense is finasteride/dutasteride to keep what you have and maybe some regrowth, that alongside minoxidil. Then you consider a transplant if needed. I wouldn't personally, too much hassle, looks fake and while the hair they transplant from the back of your head might be more dht resistant that does not mean it is permanent. you would still need to be on fin for life to keep your hair.

 

[Snag87]

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Thanks for proving my point.

 

[Epicwinguy]

Thanks for proving my point.

Yeah that guy looks like a ****ing conehead

 

[Stanley]

Thanks for proving my point.

Whoosh

 

[MatureDJ]

The only way to pull it off is to have rugged good looks rather than "cute" good looks. But for men that were pre-bald normie-tier, it's OVER.

 

[MatureDJ]

Should I shave it all clean just yet though? I still have hair up top.

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The hairline is far too gone. And the beard looks like something a 14-year-old would grow; you might want to try a perma-stubble.

 

[Gamisch]

All those men have varying degrees of African ancestry. It's well-known that black men have it easier pulling off the bald look.

 

[Stanley]

 

[Deranged]

Interestingly - do you know the reason for balding? Why would evolution make us bald?

answer: there isn’t one. Balding is like death and disease. It usually happens AFTER mating season, after you reproduce. Hence, evolution doesn’t care one shyt. Anything that happens after you breed is irrelevant in terms of evolutionary reasoning. Like nasal hair, cancer and gout.

Beautifully put redpill here man.

 

[Snag87]

Castrated men never lose their hair. So there's an option.

 

[corsica]

Like Stanley said,

Finasteride or dutasteride (the latter is a higher concentration and blocks more DHT) should be an option that you can start now.
Many men develop unpleasant side effects like lower libido and erectile dysfunction, so think twice how hair is important to you.
I had unpleasant side effects and stopped using it. A friend of mine is using Finasteride for a decade and never had problems.


Minoxidil is for the vortex (back area). Success rate is lower than finasteride. If you have only receding hairline, I would try only finasteride (or dutasteride if you're more concerned).


Use it for some months until it stabilizes. Then you can think about a hair transplant. In your case, I think it can give you a good result because you already have some density to begin with.

If you want I can recommend a clinic in Turkey.

 

[Kotaix]

how bad is the hair coming off in your hand when you wash your hair/on your pillow? That is the real measure.

 

[Epicwinguy]

how bad is the hair coming off in your hand when you wash your hair/on your pillow? That is the real measure.

None that I've noticed

 

[Redwolf]

There really isn't anything that will stop it. Medication might slow it down a little. Hair restoration is pricey and the results might not look natural.

There is something to be said about accepting yourself and allowing yourself to age naturally. There's nothing more pathetic than a middle age or older guy obsessed with looking young. It's a loosing game.

Cut it shorter or shave it. Loosing your hair is a part of being a man.