I think the best thing to do is shave it either very close with a clipper or shave it bald with a razor. It will look more obvious that you're losing your hair if it is longer and patchy. Good luck to you....
I'm a 35 year old male starting to take chem and starting to lose some hair? what should I do?
Have you tried Rogaine? I've seen it recommended to women so that they can thicken their eyebrows.
I'm a 35 year old male starting to take chem and starting to lose some hair? what should I do?
Chemo makes you lose your hair no matter what be outgoing. Wigs are weird. Sure people may laugh but whats more important that just being your self with no fake stuff.
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I'm a 35 year old male starting to take chem and starting to lose some hair? what should I do?
My heart goes out to you Dude. My friend (who is now fully recovered) shaved his head. Didn't stress over hair loss and he looked so hot bald. 3 yrs later,he still shaves his head! Wish I could say something besides good luck,but, GOOD LUCK.
I'm a 35 year old male starting to take chem and starting to lose some hair? what should I do?
Hi Unclekeebler,
Some guys start as early as 17 did you try procerin?
here is a link you can read up on it first. http://www.procerin.com/
Good luck.
I'm a 35 year old male starting to take chem and starting to lose some hair? what should I do?
Just go ahead and shave it. Even if you haven't lost it all yet, shaving it will probably look better than it being very patchy. Tons of men shave their heads for various reasons, and look great. No one will laugh or stare, it's common to see bald men. Your hair will come back once you're through with the chemo. In the meantime, concentrate on taking care of yourself! Best of luck.
I'm a 35 year old male starting to take chem and starting to lose some hair? what should I do?
Perhaps consider shaving your head while ahead of the treatment? Get well.
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