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  • mpb47
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2012
    • 676

    #61
    Originally posted by yeahyeahyeah
    Wait until Tracy chimes in and tries to dispute you.

    Got any pics of your mature hairline from that time?
    I don't think she disagrees that it often starts up again.

    Only really old pics I have are from vertex area as that was my primary concern based on my family history.

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    • yeahyeahyeah
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2011
      • 1818

      #62
      Originally posted by mpb47
      I don't think she disagrees that it often starts up again.

      Only really old pics I have are from vertex area as that was my primary concern based on my family history.
      Yet she is too blind to see that it was MPB in the first place.

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      • Tracy C
        Senior Member
        • Sep 2011
        • 3125

        #63
        Originally posted by yeahyeahyeah
        Yet she is too blind to see that it was MPB in the first place.
        Sorry but you are the one who is blind.

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        • mpb47
          Senior Member
          • Apr 2012
          • 676

          #64
          Originally posted by yeahyeahyeah
          Yet she is too blind to see that it was MPB in the first place.
          Well it wasn't till I hit my early 30's. When you start to get diffuse thinning/miniaturization up front is when it becomes mpb. That is what I was told by one of the hair docs at the time.

          Instead of you guys keep poking at each other why not ask one of the hair docs onboard and see what they say?

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          • Tracy C
            Senior Member
            • Sep 2011
            • 3125

            #65
            Originally posted by mpb47
            Instead of you guys keep poking at each other why not ask one of the hair docs onboard and see what they say?
            I have read from well respected hair doctors who's statements support the existence of the adult mature male hair line and that it is a separate thing from hereditary MPB. I can go out and about in the real world and see with my own eyes that what they have said is true. I can look through any high school year book and see that what these doctors are saying is true. One would be very hard pressed to find a competent hair doctor who does not agree with the existence of the adult mature male hair line. There is simply too much evidence to support it's existence as a completely separate trait from hereditary MPB. Doctors may disagree on where the adult mature male hair line is - but they agree that the adult mature male hairline is a common male physical trait that exists separately from hereditary MPB. Yeahyeahyeah is like many others in this forum who are in denial about it - and he is focusing his aggravation with the truth on me.

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            • mpb47
              Senior Member
              • Apr 2012
              • 676

              #66
              Originally posted by Tracy C
              I have read from well respected hair doctors who's statements support the existence of the adult mature male hair line and that it is a separate thing from hereditary MPB. I can go out and about in the real world and see with my own eyes that what they have said is true. I can look through any high school year book and see that what these doctors are saying is true. One would be very hard pressed to find a competent hair doctor who does not agree with the existence of the adult mature male hair line. There is simply too much evidence to support it's existence as a completely separate trait from hereditary MPB. Doctors may disagree on where the adult mature male hair line is - but they agree that the adult mature male hairline is a common male physical trait that exists separately from hereditary MPB. Yeahyeahyeah is like many others in this forum who are in denial about it - and he is focusing his aggravation with the truth on me.
              Mine started receding about 7 months before my senior picture was taken. But I bet you could not see it in my pic because I learned how to compensate for it.

              I am sure there is something about this in medical literature, so I was hoping a Dr would say something. In the 90's it was all over the internet.

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              • yeahyeahyeah
                Senior Member
                • Nov 2011
                • 1818

                #67
                Originally posted by Tracy C
                I have read from well respected hair doctors who's statements support the existence of the adult mature male hair line and that it is a separate thing from hereditary MPB. I can go out and about in the real world and see with my own eyes that what they have said is true. I can look through any high school year book and see that what these doctors are saying is true. One would be very hard pressed to find a competent hair doctor who does not agree with the existence of the adult mature male hair line. There is simply too much evidence to support it's existence as a completely separate trait from hereditary MPB. Doctors may disagree on where the adult mature male hair line is - but they agree that the adult mature male hairline is a common male physical trait that exists separately from hereditary MPB. Yeahyeahyeah is like many others in this forum who are in denial about it - and he is focusing his aggravation with the truth on me.
                No, the balding process has started with age.

                That is what you are seeing.

                None of my male cousins have the mythical mature adult hairline, that you keep going bang on about, and they are 30.

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                • yeahyeahyeah
                  Senior Member
                  • Nov 2011
                  • 1818

                  #68
                  Originally posted by mpb47
                  Well it wasn't till I hit my early 30's. When you start to get diffuse thinning/miniaturization up front is when it becomes mpb. That is what I was told by one of the hair docs at the time.

                  Instead of you guys keep poking at each other why not ask one of the hair docs onboard and see what they say?
                  Was the shape of your hairline when it became a mature adult hairline the same as mine?

                  A sharp V?

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                  • mpb47
                    Senior Member
                    • Apr 2012
                    • 676

                    #69
                    Originally posted by yeahyeahyeah
                    No, the balding process has started with age.

                    That is what you are seeing.

                    None of my male cousins have the mythical mature adult hairline, that you keep going bang on about, and they are 30.

                    No it's not 100%-

                    A mature hairline is the hairline of an older male, typically one that is slightly receded. This is not the same thing as male...

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                    • mpb47
                      Senior Member
                      • Apr 2012
                      • 676

                      #70
                      Originally posted by yeahyeahyeah
                      Was the shape of your hairline when it became a mature adult hairline the same as mine?

                      A sharp V?
                      Honestly I can't remember it was so long ago. It did get a V but that might not have been until my late 20's. That is when my grandmother noticed it and said my mom's brother, father, and grandfather had the exact shaped hairline. She accurately predicted their spot would come later...

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                      • Tracy C
                        Senior Member
                        • Sep 2011
                        • 3125

                        #71
                        Originally posted by yeahyeahyeah
                        Blah blah blah nonsense.
                        You are wasting everyone's time with your nonsense so drop it.

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                        • yeahyeahyeah
                          Senior Member
                          • Nov 2011
                          • 1818

                          #72
                          Originally posted by Tracy C
                          You are wasting everyone's time with your nonsense so drop it.
                          Tracy, you just like to be right.

                          That is what I have noticed about you.

                          Anyone that contradicts your viewpoints is bsing.

                          And the ironic thing is, you are not even a man suffering from MPB. FPB is different.

                          I find pretty incredible tbh.

                          I have presented actual examples, your best example is:

                          "go outside and look around" - when who's to say they aint balding, or beginning to bald. MPB is afterall very common.

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                          • Tracy C
                            Senior Member
                            • Sep 2011
                            • 3125

                            #73
                            Originally posted by yeahyeahyeah
                            Tracy, you just like to be right.

                            That is what I have noticed about you.
                            Apparently you have not noticed that I put forth extraordinary effort to make sure the things I write are as correct and truthful as possible. Unlike you, I pay extraordinary attention to the details. You don't pay attention at all. Now get off your butt and start talking to - and listening to - and paying attention to the doctors and leave me alone.

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                            • yeahyeahyeah
                              Senior Member
                              • Nov 2011
                              • 1818

                              #74
                              Originally posted by Tracy C
                              Apparently you have not noticed that I put forth extraordinary effort to make sure the things I write are as correct and truthful as possible. Unlike you, I pay extraordinary attention to the details. You don't pay attention at all. Now get off your butt and start talking to - and listening to - and paying attention to the doctors and leave me alone.
                              For someone who pays attention to details, I find it astonishing how you can not provide photographs. How do you know what to look for, when you don't even know what you are looking FOR?

                              Contacted HT doctors, only one that talks about this is Rassman.

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                              • Tracy C
                                Senior Member
                                • Sep 2011
                                • 3125

                                #75
                                Originally posted by yeahyeahyeah
                                ...only one that talks about this is Rassman.
                                That is not true. Now leave me alone.

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