Male hair loss began at age 61

[John P. Cole, MD]

My personal opinion is that you need to determine if you hair loss is due to some cause other than male pattern baldness such as androgenic alopecia. Your loss may be normal, but loss late in life may be due to something other than AGA. Have it check out. It could be your thyroid. High or low thyroid function could cause hair loss. AGA usually shows it's ugly head much earlier in life. Of course it could be AGA, but there are so many other causes.

Best to you.