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Hi and welcome! Nice pics Tobbal.
You have a great head of hair. Almost all men shed a little off their hair after 40.
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Very small baldspot. I would love to see what your hairline looks like. Assuming it's fine. I would do NOTHING!
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Hmmm. Tbh, that's not bad at all. Minoxidil might be enough to get that covered up.
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Hi Tobbal,
I would say, looking at the photos, you are between a N3V and 4.
http://www.americanhairloss.org/men_...wood_scale.asp
Ask yourself, had the barber not said anything, would you have noticed? Has anyone else said anything? Spouse? Family, friends, co-workers?
If it doesn't bother you, then don't "do" anything about it. If it does... you, at this point have hairstyle options, other than buzzing. A creative stylist can give you something you can live with. It depends on how long this has been going on, and how quickly.
You have the options that most folks on this forum prefer, drugs rugs and plugs. At 44, you might be an awesome candidate for plugs... but it's a DRASTIC approach since from what I have seen, you will basically have to shave your head and start over, with scars and red bumps for a while, and you have about 9months of hair on your head, right now, if not a bit more.
Drugs... read up, don't always work, side effects.
Rugs... you will need to shave off all the top of your hair... and then... you have something glued on, which only looks good under certain circumstances.
All of those three options are very expensive.
You can buzz it... or shave it, next to doing nothing, the cheapest alternative.
It's all about how YOU feel.
Good luck!
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Go see your doctor or private dermatologist:
1. Finesteride 1mg
2. 5% minoxidil foam.
3. 2% Nizoral shampoo
4. Derma roller 1mm.
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I would say a NW2 with some minor crown loss. But best not to get caught up in the Norwood scale... The main point to make is that you have lost some hair from the crown and do have some hairline recession. It's nothing major, especially for a guy in his forties. Minoxidil could help and is worth trying.
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Originally Posted by BaldBearded
Hi Tobbal,
I would say, looking at the photos, you are between a N3V and 4.
http://www.americanhairloss.org/men_...wood_scale.asp
Ask yourself, had the barber not said anything, would you have noticed? Has anyone else said anything? Spouse? Family, friends, co-workers?
If it doesn't bother you, then don't "do" anything about it. If it does... you, at this point have hairstyle options, other than buzzing. A creative stylist can give you something you can live with. It depends on how long this has been going on, and how quickly.
You have the options that most folks on this forum prefer, drugs rugs and plugs. At 44, you might be an awesome candidate for plugs... but it's a DRASTIC approach since from what I have seen, you will basically have to shave your head and start over, with scars and red bumps for a while, and you have about 9months of hair on your head, right now, if not a bit more.
Drugs... read up, don't always work, side effects.
Rugs... you will need to shave off all the top of your hair... and then... you have something glued on, which only looks good under certain circumstances.
All of those three options are very expensive.
You can buzz it... or shave it, next to doing nothing, the cheapest alternative.
It's all about how YOU feel.
Good luck!
Agree but the OP's hairloss is really more the norm for a 44 year old, very very few men keep all their hair most regress to at least a nw2 or 2.5. Its better than most of us on here. OP I would start with %5 minoxidil foam. Take some pics and see where you are at in 6 months. The positive for you is most of your hair is pretty dht resistant, which is why you still have a pretty full head of hair at 44. That means that you will likely see results from meds.
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