• 12-07-2015 11:18 AM
    Not giving up
    Improving hair density and hiding the scalp
    What is the best way to improve density? I'm pretty much a diffuse thinner. I still have pretty decent hair and my NW is like a 1 I guess. But the density is pretty bad. Under certain lights my scalp is pretty visible with my fringe up. I know this is pretty lame and isn't exactly bald, but I'm wondering which is the best option to thicken the hair, rather than regrow it as such.

    Fin and minox being obvious choices I know, but is one meant to be better than the other for density?
  • 12-07-2015 02:04 PM
    JoeTillman
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Not giving up View Post
    What is the best way to improve density? I'm pretty much a diffuse thinner. I still have pretty decent hair and my NW is like a 1 I guess. But the density is pretty bad. Under certain lights my scalp is pretty visible with my fringe up. I know this is pretty lame and isn't exactly bald, but I'm wondering which is the best option to thicken the hair, rather than regrow it as such.

    Fin and minox being obvious choices I know, but is one meant to be better than the other for density?

    Aside from surgery your options are limited. In fact, surgery may not be a good idea either due to the dangers of shock loss. If you have covered the obvious medical options such as Rogaine and Propecia then your only other options are maybe adding Nizoral shampoo to your routine, avoid sugars in your diet as much as possible, don't smoke and just be healthy. On top of that, tricopigmentation is probably an effective solution to consider but that's about it.
  • 12-07-2015 03:09 PM
    Not giving up
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by JoeTillman View Post
    Aside from surgery your options are limited. In fact, surgery may not be a good idea either due to the dangers of shock loss. If you have covered the obvious medical options such as Rogaine and Propecia then your only other options are maybe adding Nizoral shampoo to your routine, avoid sugars in your diet as much as possible, don't smoke and just be healthy. On top of that, tricopigmentation is probably an effective solution to consider but that's about it.

    Thank you for the response, Joe. It's a strange situation to be in, I always imagined going bald meant receding, in some ways maybe that is the better way, least then a decent HT can solve it.

    Ah well, maybe I'll try Fin, I've heard it can be effective for diffuse thinners more so than receding.
  • 12-07-2015 03:11 PM
    BaldingEagle
    Fin and min results vary so wildly. All you can do is try and hope for the best.
  • 12-10-2015 01:47 PM
    WHTC Clinic
    Platelet-rich plasma can improve the caliber and pigmentation of you hair. Dr. Patrick Mwamba is seeing positive outcomes. Hair volume and coverage value can improve with PRP as an alternative option to finasteride and minoxidil.

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