Is it possible to be born with a hairline like this? ( pictures)

[lol76]

I'm 16 (nearly 17) and recently I spotted that I had a weirdly shaped hairline, but I never noticed it recede, or notice any notable hair loss on my pillows or in the shower. I also haven't noticed any hair loss around the crown.

This led me to wonder whether it was possible to be born with an uneven hairline like mine and so I have attached some pictures of my hairline from when I was a baby and some more recent pictures. I appreciate that the baby pictures may not be of the best quality.

So, is it possible to be born with a hairline like this?

[champpy]

Yeah lol76, its possible hahaha. Just like there is asymmetry in our faces the hairline isn't going to be perfect all on both sides of the head.
Dude you have more hair than your will ever need, you have an awesome head of hair. Delete your account, count your blessings don't ever worry about this again

[lol76]

Thanks champpy , anybody else have anything to add?

[JayM]

You kind of answered your own question by being born...with that hairline...

But Yeh man nothing to worry about. All good.

[lol76]

Does anybody else have anything to add? I Wouldn't want anybody to be sugarcoating it

[Dench57]

It looks like you were born with a NW3 haha. But it's nothing to worry about now - you have a perfect NW1 and as you say no signs of MPB or hairloss.

[Mpbman]

You should've started on propecia when you were 2, dummy!

Ok, joking aside .. you have great hair. I wouldn't worry about it.

[lol76]

So overall nothing to worry about, its all natural?

[lol76]

It looks like you were born with a NW3 haha. But it's nothing to worry about now - you have a perfect NW1 and as you say no signs of MPB or hairloss.

NW1 is a perfectly straight hairline isn't it? Mine isn't like that haha

[pkipling]

Dude! You have great hair. Maybe you got your balding stage out of the way early, and now you'll just enjoy a lifetime with a NW1 hairline.

And no, NW1 doesn't mean it's a perfectly straight hairline. That would be unnatural. It refers to the amount of hair loss/miniaturization levels of your hair.

Trust me. No one is sugarcoating anything. Your hair = on point. You shouldn't have to worry about anything for a long time. Now go enjoy being a teenager.

I am a patient advocate for Dr. Parsa Mohebi in Los Angeles, CA. My opinions/comments are my own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Dr. Mohebi and his staff.

[lol76]

Wait...so there's absolutely nothing wrong with the hairline? Nobody needs to lie because I'm young, it's fine

[pkipling]

Wait...so there's absolutely nothing wrong with the hairline? Nobody needs to lie because I'm young, it's fine

Haha. No! You're just not gonna believe us, are you?

Granted, the only way to know for sure is to see a medical professional - but I don't see anything at all to worry about in those photos. Like at all.

I am a patient advocate for Dr. Parsa Mohebi in Los Angeles, CA. My opinions/comments are my own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Dr. Mohebi and his staff.

[lol76]

Thanks

[Very Plastic]

Yes, it is. I was born with pretty much as high a hairline than you (I have a "normal" four-finger forehead... that's four fingers measured length-wise for the unacquainted, but the temples arch upwards). Refer to my thread where I posted pictures of me at ages 10 and 25. I didn't include pictures of when I was a baby, but I can guarantee you that I had the exact same hairline back then too.

Note who else in your family might have this issue. My grandfather, mother and I were all born with an "incomplete" or "funky" hairline (NW2-NW2A), but otherwise show no real sign of hair loss.

[jjo]

Dude you have more hair than your will ever need, you have an awesome head of hair. Delete your account, count your blessings don't ever worry about this again

+1
delete your account and go far far away, you don't need this