- Reaction score
- 3
M22. I’m wondering if these less dense areas are indicative of male pattern baldness or not. https://imgur.com/a/pRPnIOo
My dad has a full head of hair at 50, and according to him, there’s no hair loss on his side of the family. According to my mom, though, her brothers were bald by their mid 20s, and her father died bald as well (not sure if due to genetics or simply old age). If the pictures do a bad job of illustrating my issue, think Frank Ocean - can still grow hair in said areas, hair still forms a straight NW1, doesn’t have a “chewed up” look at all, just not as thick in those spots.
My hairline hasn’t been a cause for concern until recently, so I have no way of really knowing if the density I have now is normal, or if it’s male pattern baldness. If it’s the latter, then that’s fine — I’m not really interested in fighting against my genes. I’ve shaved my head before, and I think it’s a good look on me, so I’m not super worried about how I’d look. Plus it wouldn’t be a huge departure from my current hairstyle.
My dad has a full head of hair at 50, and according to him, there’s no hair loss on his side of the family. According to my mom, though, her brothers were bald by their mid 20s, and her father died bald as well (not sure if due to genetics or simply old age). If the pictures do a bad job of illustrating my issue, think Frank Ocean - can still grow hair in said areas, hair still forms a straight NW1, doesn’t have a “chewed up” look at all, just not as thick in those spots.
My hairline hasn’t been a cause for concern until recently, so I have no way of really knowing if the density I have now is normal, or if it’s male pattern baldness. If it’s the latter, then that’s fine — I’m not really interested in fighting against my genes. I’ve shaved my head before, and I think it’s a good look on me, so I’m not super worried about how I’d look. Plus it wouldn’t be a huge departure from my current hairstyle.