Recent content by Blond Jack

It looks like Norwood 2 to me. And it still looks good, so you're catching it at the perfect time.

I feel you there; I'm 29 and also diagnosed with Hashimoto's. Are you beginning Synthroid soon? It may be that the treatment for the Hashimoto's resolves the hair loss issue. I'm also on Finasteride, also not knowing if it will work because I can't be sure that androgenic alopecia is the cause...

It looks like something between a Norwood 1 and a Norwood 1.5 to me. There is a very slight but noticeable difference between your older photos and your current one, and it honestly could just be your mature hairline.

Hm. Your hairline does look a little high, but the hair within it looks full. Could go either way. If I were you I'd talk with a dermatologist to get their take. If there is anything going on, you caught it super early and before it became a problem (because it really does look normal).

It looks like there's some minor thinning there. But the really good news is that you caught this very, very early, and with help from a dermatologist (who will likely prescribe Finasteride) you can preserve the full head of hair you have now and likely see growth in the areas that are a little...

It looks no hair loss whatsoever at the crown and a regular mature hairline at the front. It seems like you have nothing to worry about, but if it concerned you could just keep an eye on it. If it moves, then you'll know and you can do something. But it seriously looks great.

It looks totally normal to me, but you could always talk with a dermatologist just to be sure. I've seen women with whorls worse than that lol.

I've been on it a month and noticed vellus growth but nothing else.

It looks like you have a really full hairline and thick hair, and that the spots you're seeing are just due to the lighting and how short your hair is. My brother keeps a buzz cut, too, and he has "spots" like that, but in his case it's not anything at all.

Some people do have a naturally higher hairline, and it doesn't mean anything at all. It could be that you just have the adult hairline now that you'll have until you're elderly. But if you're upset about it, you should make an appointment with your dermatologist. The good thing is that even...

Hello, all. Jack here, 29, and new to the forum. Earlier this year, I noticed that my hairline had receded, probably to about a Norwood 1.5, and that the hair in the center of my forehead had begun to thin. This wasn't super pronounced, but enough that I noticed, and as my thick shoulder length...