Graham Norton

[sausage]

Graham Norton's hair has stayed the same for years, he has a high receded hair line and it seems to have been the same for the last 5-10 years.

Do you think he is using Propecia or he has had some work done?

[Follicle Death Row]

Hmmm. I don't know. I just thought his hairloss was very slow. It's gone a little bit more since the Father Ted days. I guess he could be on finasteride but I doubt it. If he was that bothered by it and had stabilised it to that degree I'd imagine he would have had a FUT or FUE HT by now. He must be late 40s now so I'd guess it's just slower now and was probably more aggressive in the 30s. Not everyone goes norwood 6 and hairloss is so unpredictable. Who knows really.

[sausage]

Hmmm. I don't know. I just thought his hairloss was very slow. It's gone a little bit more since the Father Ted days. I guess he could be on finasteride but I doubt it. If he was that bothered by it and had stabilised it to that degree I'd imagine he would have had a FUT or FUE HT by now. He must be late 40s now so I'd guess it's just slower now and was probably more aggressive in the 30s. Not everyone goes norwood 6 and hairloss is so unpredictable. Who knows really.

It has definately been the same for years. I remember watching his talk show when I was at school, thats was 10-12 years ago, if his hairloss is slow its ridiculously slow.

I do find it odd that people stop at a early - mid norwood level. That doesn't sound right to me but may be the case.

Hairloss is just weird, only affects the top part of the head and for me personally has affected the temples a lot quicker than the crown.

[Kirby_]

Probably just his natural balding pattern. I think. But, yeah, he has been frozen in time AGA-wise for a while now, 15 years or so.

[sausage]

I don't think a bald shaved head would suit him, I wonder if he lost his hair if he would still be on tv.

[Follicle Death Row]

If you look closely he has lost a little bit more since a decade ago but it has been at a snail's pace. I know some people say that once the process starts we'll all go norwood 7 if we live long enough but its just so hard to know. I've been thinning all over and receding for a good few years now. It started at a young age, maybe even in the late teens but it didn't really bother me initially and has been so slow now and I'm 26 next month (has seemed to have sped up this past 2 years though). However I saw a friend from college that I hadn't seen in about a year and holy sh!t he went from what appeared to be a full head of hair at 25 to visibly thin all over with a spot starting on the crown now at 26. That's quick.