I am 18 and my foreheads always been raised. But I feel its a little too much. All I want to know is what stage I am at right now, and what I should do about it.
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It would appear that at least one diagnosis is androgenetic alopecia. No, I can’t say if you also have telogen effluvium without more information and further review of your scalp. A person can have both. One does not confidently make a diagnosis of TE from photos. But it does appear that a...
There is no way to answer this. It's like asking "How much do most women weigh" Every single person has a different genetic makeup, nutritional status, and have used different medical therapies (or not). I have seen 29 year olds who are already well into N5 and I have seen 80 year olds who are a N3.
The key now is mainly to keep close follow up with your team. If you don’t need antibiotics, that should be dropped. If you do need it that should be continued. Some of this will improve over the next 3-7 months. I’m not a great fan of doing a whole lot more at this point but some of this wil...