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[greycel]

yeah, sides seem to be the same density as the top. i don't really have pics of the back

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Get a biopsy done asap
I thought I had DUPA/retrograde, but it’s LPP

It might be a scarring alopecia so time is critical

 

[greycel]

I think so as well, although in agressive cases the sides and back do thin slightly they shouldn’t actually have patches and major density loss, the guy like my self most likely has an immune issue combined with AGA.

Yes get a biopsy done asap!
It might be an autoimmune issue causing your hair follicles to be attacked

 

[iblamemygenes]

Yes get a biopsy done asap!
It might be an autoimmune issue causing your hair follicles to be attacked

I got a biopsy done a year ago in which my hair was the same just a lil more density on the top then I do now. The biopsy was done on the right side of the front of my top in a thinning area. It said AGA and seb derm but there has to be something else as I don’t really believe in Dupa. My sides don’t look good right?

 

[iblamemygenes]

Yes get a biopsy done asap!
It might be an autoimmune issue causing your hair follicles to be attacked

I have really good density right above the sides though, in the middle of the front and the sides. It’s the same loss pattern as my dad he has the same area really thick and back really thick and thin sides and nape and thinning/receeding top just like me, gotta get this fixed bc hair is life and lowkey it’s my apart of my personality

 

[greycel]

I got a biopsy done a year ago in which my hair was the same just a lil more density on the top then I do now. The biopsy was done on the right side of the front of my top in a thinning area. It said AGA and seb derm but there has to be something else as I don’t really believe in Dupa. My sides don’t look good right?

DUPA is very very rare, I thought I had retrograde/dupa but got a biopsy done and I have lichen Planopilaris

Cause is unknown, not genetic, it’s environmental.. but they have no clue. Doctors say they saw in increase after Covid, likely the vaccines have fucked us

Do another biopsy dude
I also had telogen effluvium + AGA.. multifactoral alopecia

I was losing density everywhere, especially on the sides and Reddit had me convinced it was retrograde

 

[iblamemygenes]

Get a biopsy done asap
I thought I had DUPA/retrograde, but it’s LPP

It might be a scarring alopecia so time is critical

Where did u place the biopsy

 

[iblamemygenes]

DUPA is very very rare, I thought I had retrograde/dupa but got a biopsy done and I have lichen Planopilaris

Cause is unknown, not genetic, it’s environmental.. but they have no clue. Doctors say they saw in increase after Covid, likely the vaccines have fucked us

Do another biopsy dude
I also had telogen effluvium + AGA.. multifactoral alopecia

I was losing density everywhere, especially on the sides and Reddit had me convinced it was retrograde

Could it really be the vaccines? I got all of them and starting thinning right after at 16 and scalp issues.

 

[greycel]

Where did u place the biopsy

Had 2 double punch biopsies done
It shouldn’t matter too much where you do them, but I had one on scalp left vertex, and one on scalp right vertex

 

[iblamemygenes]

Had 2 double punch biopsies done
It shouldn’t matter too much where you do them, but I had one on scalp left vertex, and one on scalp right vertex

If it really is the vaccines then that’s some fucking bullshit honestly I’m getting pissed thinking ab it, my hair is abnormally thinning and kinking it’s pissing me off so much

 

[greycel]

Could it really be the vaccines? I got all of them and starting thinning right after at 16 and scalp issues.

Yes bro even my dermatologist who shouldn’t really be saying this but he was heavily implying it, saying “you know I have noticed this a lot after Covid”

My condition is very rare already. It affects only a few out of 100,000 people
And majority of these people are women
And majority of them are Caucasian (I’m Persian )
And majority are menopausal (above 55)

So idk how the fuck I got this. It’s likely 1 in millions, but for the doctor to say increased likelihood means that whatever has influenced the increase has increased it sufficiently
I.e. there is a root cause

 

[iblamemygenes]

Yes bro even my dermatologist who shouldn’t really be saying this but he was heavily implying it, saying “you know I have noticed this a lot after Covid”

My condition is very rare already. It affects only a few out of 100,000 people
And majority of these people are women
And majority of them are Caucasian (I’m Persian )
And majority are menopausal (above 55)

So idk how the fuck I got this. It’s likely 1 in millions, but for the doctor to say increased likelihood means that whatever has influenced the increase has increased it sufficiently
I.e. there is a root cause

Do you think I could have it

 

[greycel]

Do you think I could have it

I don’t know, but check asap

 

[seven?]

bro he's 60

 

[lastofus123]

that isn't norwooding, isnt that just normal balding?