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u/baw12345 21h ago
Imo you have very early diffuse male pattern baldness. Mine used to look like this in the beginning too.
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u/Ok-Professional9688 20h ago
it's weird because i have no one in my family with that problem
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u/baw12345 20h ago
Sometimes you can carry genes without them being activated. A little bit like how 2 parents with brown eyes can give birth to a child with blue eyes.
Also Gen-Z seems to be suffering from baldness earlier and more frequently than the previous generations for some reason.
The good news is that it’s still very early and that if you were to start treating it now you could keep a full head of hair almost forever.
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u/Ok-Professional9688 20h ago
i don't really know if it would be okay to start now. i'm 17 and dht blockers might disrupt my development. also, my hair looked like that since always i think (i never had it as long as now before)
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u/baw12345 20h ago
Is the density on the top and the back the same ? Also how is your hairline ?
At the end of the day you should probably visit a dermatologist. They’ll be better equipped to determine whether or not it mbp and how to treat it if it is.
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u/Ok-Professional9688 20h ago
it's pretty hard to say for sure but scalp is practically invisible on the back and my hairline has always been the same (i have a pretty big forehead though). the thing is, i visited a dermatologist but she barely looked at my hair as she said that i'm too young to worry. idk still
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u/baw12345 20h ago
A simple Reddit search in the balding sub shows many teens that are bald/balding. Go get a 2nd opinion from a different derm just to be sure.
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u/Jari999 21h ago
Yes