Maturing Hairline? Or Receding.. (14 Years Old)

[rclark]

I would kill my entire family for your hair ...
Nothing to worry about. Even if you were balding you could not do nothing about that because you're too young to take drugs like finasteride or minoxidil. But again there is nothing to worry about. Enjoy your youth ... time flies too fast.

It flies way too fast. It's the god damn truth.

 

[Alpha Tortoise]

Thanks for the replies guys
Regarding the photos and stuff, the pictures with the short hair was when I was like 6-7 or something, everything else is present day.

 

[folfoxorack]

Dont worry too much. Take pictures every year, and if there is a bad evolution, when you will have 18 years old you will be able to take something like finasteride/dutasteride + minoxidil ... if only you're really losing your hair. Good luck and again don't worry, everything seems fine with your hair ... I'm so jealous >_<

 

[Unacknowledged]

Nothing to worry about. Good hairline. No balding. Enjoy your life!

 

[johnxavier123]

Hair looks fine. If you are that worried you could start taking monthly quality photos to track any changes, but that does not look like it would be necessary.

 

[Alpha Tortoise]

Okay.. I still have some doubts, With the shape and stuff of the hairline, though it's probably just me over-reacting or something idk.

Quick thanks to everyone who replied, you have no clue how much I've been stressing over it.. Well on second thoughts I'd guess you do. Well, a sincere thanks to you guys, best of luck with your treatments etc.

 

[Alpha Tortoise]

I appreciate all the comments and have been trying to get past this all, but I just can't help but get the impression my hairline is receding.. It seems like it ticks all the boxes to me.. It seems to have the standard "M" shape or what not, I can't think of a reason besides the fact I've probably never had a NRW 0 that this isn't male pattern baldness

 

[DHTpolice]

Keep a close eye on your hair at the age 17-18, the time when hair loss (especially receding on temples) becomes more obvious and then consider treatment: finasteride/dutasteride + minoxidil.

But now, go f*** girls, while puberty still not wrecked you... And please, stop wrinkle your forehead like that, later in life you'll regret.

 

[Alpha Tortoise]

Hmm.. I'm just not convinced, I had taken a few more photos with my hair a bit damp, and it always gives me a scare

Edit: Just another question.. I've noticed many of the students in the years above me for the most part have some sort of NRW1-2 and some with even more noticeable thinning, is it just natural? Because it seems to be a trend, or will they all just go bald in there 20's lol.