How long until my bald spot will grow back a little? Please answer?

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On average, human hair grows around half an inch per month (that's 1.25 centimeters for you strange metric people). So, if it's bald now, you're probably going to have to wait at least a week or two before you can get a buzzcut to hide the spot. If you shave your head however, or buzz it up top and shave the sides, you should be good.

I had a bald spot when I was about, say.. seven or eight? It took probably a week or two for it to grow back.

We all lose some hair strands each day. So, it’s normal to see some hair coming off your scalp when you brush your hair daily. Normally we lose about 80-100 strands daily due to the end of life cycle of a hair strand. If that’s the matter, you don’t have to worry a lot. Just continue to have a stress-less healthy lifestyle including balanced diet. It’s when you see an abnormal loss of hair that you should start taking measures to stop this. There are many causes of hair loss.

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You may lose hair due to some hormonal changes, unhealthy lifestyle, junk food devoid of nutritional value, stress, some medication, vitamins deficiency, thyroid problems, menopause etc.

omg same i just cant stop pulling my hair out!!!!! mother fudging trichotillomania

i had a very awkward bald spot so i got a fringe to cover it up

anyway, if you cut your hair short im sure no one will notice it and i dont think it will take very long for it to grow back, but if you are really desperate, garlic and onion help with hair growth and strength

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