"Using of the Rogaine: Check."

Shave it and save yourself the trouble

 

I know the feeling man. 30 and thinning around the top. I haven't caved, but would if Flex/FSA would pay for it... Just for some insurance. It's one of those things where I wouldn't care if I were married.

Don't know what else to say. The doctor would know more I guess. I heard rogaine can influence aggression, so who knows what the newer ones do (likely less).

 

That's what I started doing. The larger my forehead grew, the shorter I shaved my head. I now shave it completely bald 1x a week. I debated asking a place if they'd laser my head. What's the point in having any hair if I'm just going to shave it all off?

 

Decided to give Rogaine a try; had some averse reaction (though it might not be related); decided to let nature run its course.

 

I hear rogain works, but you have you keep using it. I heard your hair will even start to fall out faster once you stop using.

 

Started shaving mine a few years ago, usually once every few weeks with either no guard or a 1/2. I miss my hair, but it doesn't bother me anymore like it did in my 20's.

Anybody know someone that has had hair restoration surgery (or whatever it's called)? I've heard some horror stories in the past and some people just end up looking far worse. Wondering if it's gotten any better.

 

Rogaine only does so much.

The only thing that really works is Propecia. Been using since '05, and I'm 31.

 

Any side effects? I hear that stuff gives you a wet noodle.

 

I'm in the shave club.

While as a youngster there were definite moments where I thought they'd have it figured out by the time it became an issue for me, I knew it was only a glimmer of hope.

But now, with my two boys (both under 3), I really really have some hope.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2118277/Cure-baldness-sale-years.html

 

I thought Rogaine only works for bald spots in the back, not for receding hairlines up front?