I'm 19.
Dad started balding around 18, and by the time he was 21 his hairline looked like a horseshoe with a brown toothbrush on top.
Meanwhile, his dad didn't bald until his 50s. My dad inherited his balding from his maternal uncle. My dad and paternal grandfather started balding at the same timeframe, and they had the exact same pattern. (My dad's uncle had a different pattern)
My maternal grandfather is 64 years old and still kicking with a Norwood 3. Most pictures of him at 18 don't show any recession, but he started undergoing deep recession in his 20's and never fully went bald.
Now I'm 19, had a lot of recession at 18, (NW 1.5) but as far as I can tell my hairline hasn't budged since maybe last April. Am I completely screwed, or has there ever been any observable "mixing" of MPB variables in someone's genes?
Dad started balding around 18, and by the time he was 21 his hairline looked like a horseshoe with a brown toothbrush on top.
Meanwhile, his dad didn't bald until his 50s. My dad inherited his balding from his maternal uncle. My dad and paternal grandfather started balding at the same timeframe, and they had the exact same pattern. (My dad's uncle had a different pattern)
My maternal grandfather is 64 years old and still kicking with a Norwood 3. Most pictures of him at 18 don't show any recession, but he started undergoing deep recession in his 20's and never fully went bald.
Now I'm 19, had a lot of recession at 18, (NW 1.5) but as far as I can tell my hairline hasn't budged since maybe last April. Am I completely screwed, or has there ever been any observable "mixing" of MPB variables in someone's genes?
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