Peter Attia· MD
if you lose 50% of that that's roughly the break point between coverage and you know maybe some see-through to the scalp
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if you lose 50% of that that's roughly the break point between coverage and you know maybe some see-through to the scalp
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you can lose 50% of your density and from across the room the coverage will be pretty much the same ok well that's really interesting right because yeah some people listening to this might say or get a mental image if somebody loses half their hair like one half of their head is bald eeeh there's not of course that's not what you mean you mean evenly distributed across their head half the density you know you you every two follicles become one that's pretty easy to mask
And you won't even notice the cosmetic difference in hair density until you've lost like 25 plus% of your hair.