The real cause of male pattern baldness - Discovered and explained

[DominoEffect]

I don't think you're going to convince hair doctors the reason their patients hair is falling out is because of scalp muscle tension. What makes you an expert, and where are your sources?

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[Niki99]

I think that before putting forward a new theory, it is necessary to refute the old, generally accepted one or enter it into the concept.

For example, why does a transplanted hair continue to live on a seemingly inflamed place? Or why the transplanted hair from the forehead to the back of the head is not restored? Why do some people lose their eyebrows along with their hair? With this theory, there are more questions than answers.

Based on your examples, we can definitely say that the hairline, as apparently the hair itself, depends on the structure of the skull.

He apparently never heard of falsification and falsifiability

 

[Mitko1]

@Ritchie I think that down syndrome is the biggest evidence of this theory. If you search for images of men with down syndrome you will find out that most of them suffer from thinning hair or receding hairline. They are more likely to have odd face shape and expanded galea.

Especially the last man. Just look how extremely long is his face and how expanded is his galea. He has very narrow jawline aswell. Whoever think that this is a coincidence is clearly in denial.

There are men with dowj syndrome who have full heads of hair but they are a minority and their face shape is very horizontal if so.

 

[Mitko1]

I think that before putting forward a new theory, it is necessary to refute the old, generally accepted one or enter it into the concept.

For example, why does a transplanted hair continue to live on a seemingly inflamed place? Or why the transplanted hair from the forehead to the back of the head is not restored? Why do some people lose their eyebrows along with their hair? With this theory, there are more questions than answers.

Based on your examples, we can definitely say that the hairline, as apparently the hair itself, depends on the structure of the skull.

Transplanted hair doesn't last forever. If Telogen Effluvium patient doesn't take finasteride after some time the balding process will begin again.

How Long Does a Hair Transplant Last? - Perfect Hair Health

How long does a hair transplant last? For years, we were told transplants are permanent. New findings reveal that hair transplants do thin.

perfecthairhealth.com

 

[Mitko1]

@Ritchie I returned to this forum with a new thread because it's funny. It's fun laughing at the stupidity of the people here that are in denial and can't find any examples to debunk my discoveries and post fictional characters or animals. I remember in one if my last threads how they posted an orangutan and in other Phineas from Phineas and Ferb. And now they post the Kligons.

The guy from tmd occlusion predicated that gianluigi donnarumma will be bald because of his poor craniofacial development. Do you think that he will be? I think he will be. I can see alreay thinning. And his facial structure is indeed very poor. He must to have very good galea in order to not be bald. Just look how long is his face and his thin nose with a curvature.

 

[Renovation]

@Ritchie I returned to this forum with a new thread because it's funny. It's fun laughing at the stupidity of the people here that are in denial and can't find any examples to debunk my discoveries and post fictional characters or animals. I remember in one if my last threads how they posted an orangutan and in other Phineas from Phineas and Ferb.

The guy from tmd occlusion predicated that gianluigi donnarumma will be bald because of his poor craniofacial development. Do you think that he will be? I think he will be. I can see alreay thinning. And his facial structure is indeed very poor. He must to have very good galea in order to not be bald. Just look how long is his face and his thin nose with a curvature.
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If anyone took the time and effort to post pictures of men with hair who had poor facial structure and a long vertical face you would simply argue that they had a smooth galea. But like I said before the galea is hidden by hairline and hair and only noticeable when shaved to the bone which is incredibly unusual for someone to do when they do not have hairloss. You can post 1000 more pictures you find as examples but it still doesn't scratch the population surface or represent in any way.

There may be something to your theory as in there is a higher chance of hairloss dependant on face/skull shape but it is by no means a rule, and I've seen countless people with long faces and great hair, or horizontal faces with good cheek bones and they are bald, or huge galeas with great hair but if they did shave to the bone the galea would likely not look smooth anymore, but no one does this.

Basically most bald people look like they have a poor galea because they are slick bald and you can see it all! With good hair density and only a buzz it looks smooth.

 

[Feramon1]

Transplanted hair doesn't last forever. If Telogen Effluvium patient doesn't take finasteride after some time the balding process will begin again.

How Long Does a Hair Transplant Last? - Perfect Hair Health

How long does a hair transplant last? For years, we were told transplants are permanent. New findings reveal that hair transplants do thin.

perfecthairhealth.com

The studies that have been conducted only show that hair growth and its structure is influenced not only by the generally accepted concept of "genetics", but also by the environment. The study says that when hair is transplanted to the leg, it also becomes thinner and grows worse, but there is no aforementioned "inflammation" in the leg, which occurs due to the structure of the skull.

Also, there have not been enough sane studies in which thinned hair taken from the Androgenetic Alopecia zone would grow in areas where this "inflammation" does not exist, for example, on the back of the head. If we drop these questions, the theory still doesn't explain why eyebrows fall out. Based on your theory, baldness doesn't have to follow the same pattern. It should be different and depend on the structure of the skull, but it occurs in the same way - temples, crown, fusion. Age, again. Why does one person go bald at 45 while another at 20? Do they have such an age difference in the formation of the skull?

And please tell me what's wrong with Bruce Willis?

 

[Capone]

Even after all this, what is the point? We can’t have galea reduction surgery, or perform exercises etc.

 

[corkmeister]

Gonna have to side with my boy Pigeon on this one

 

[Regan]

Lmfao, this is some great show case of severe autism.

Continue

Are you talking about this thread, or the forum in general?

 

[Mitko1]

If anyone took the time and effort to post pictures of men with hair who had poor facial structure and a long vertical face you would simply argue that they had a smooth galea. But like I said before the galea is hidden by hairline and hair and only noticeable when shaved to the bone which is incredibly unusual for someone to do when they do not have hairloss. You can post 1000 more pictures you find as examples but it still doesn't scratch the population surface or represent in any way.

There may be something to your theory as in there is a higher chance of hairloss dependant on face/skull shape but it is by no means a rule, and I've seen countless people with long faces and great hair, or horizontal faces with good cheek bones and they are bald, or huge galeas with great hair but if they did shave to the bone the galea would likely not look smooth anymore, but no one does this.

Basically most bald people look like they have a poor galea because they are slick bald and you can see it all! With good hair density and only a buzz it looks smooth.

You are wrong. People with horizontal facial structure can't be bald. Every balding men that I see has some problems. Some have good cheekbones but narrow jawline or an OK jawline but flat cheekbones. Always long and vertical faces. And shaving to the bone makes the galea looks even smaller and smoother.

This man's galea is not shaved but it still looks very uneven and expanded.

It's unnecessary to post a man who is Norwood 1 that has shaved his head because buzz cut is enough to proove that it doesn't look the same. I am mad that the YouTube channel that @Ritchie told me about which contaied videos of various men buzzing their head doesn't exist anymore. I don't know if the website still exist. The shape of the galea of balding men didn't look the same as the one of non balding men.

Here are some pictures attached to show the difference between the galeas of balding and non balding men.

 

[Ritchie]

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@Ritchie I returned to this forum with a new thread because it's funny. It's fun laughing at the stupidity of the people here that are in denial and can't find any examples to debunk my discoveries and post fictional characters or animals. I remember in one if my last threads how they posted an orangutan and in other Phineas from Phineas and Ferb. And now they post the Kligons.

The guy from tmd occlusion predicated that gianluigi donnarumma will be bald because of his poor craniofacial development. Do you think that he will be? I think he will be. I can see alreay thinning. And his facial structure is indeed very poor. He must to have very good galea in order to not be bald. Just look how long is his face and his thin nose with a curvature.
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not too sure about him. I think even if he had a good galea he will still thin out (although he might not recede much) due to how poor the facial structure is.

 

[Mitko1]

The studies that have been conducted only show that hair growth and its structure is influenced not only by the generally accepted concept of "genetics", but also by the environment. The study says that when hair is transplanted to the leg, it also becomes thinner and grows worse, but there is no aforementioned "inflammation" in the leg, which occurs due to the structure of the skull.

Also, there have not been enough sane studies in which thinned hair taken from the Androgenetic Alopecia zone would grow in areas where this "inflammation" does not exist, for example, on the back of the head. If we drop these questions, the theory still doesn't explain why eyebrows fall out. Based on your theory, baldness doesn't have to follow the same pattern. It should be different and depend on the structure of the skull, but it occurs in the same way - temples, crown, fusion. Age, again. Why does one person go bald at 45 while another at 20? Do they have such an age difference in the formation of the skull?

And please tell me what's wrong with Bruce Willis?

Losing eyebrow hair is not a part of male pattern baldness. The area isn't in tension and DHT stimulates hair growth there instead.
Some people are balding slower that others because of factors like hormonal profile, obesity, lifestyle, diet, etc.

Bruce Willis has a very expanded galea and long face characterized by flat cheekbones and narrow rounded jawline.

 

[Ritchie]

You are wrong. People with horizontal facial structure can't be bald. Every balding men that I see has some problems. Some have good cheekbones but narrow jawline or an OK jawline but flat cheekbones. Always long and vertical faces. And shaving to the bone makes the galea looks even smaller and smoother.

View attachment 179564

This man's galea is not shaved but it still looks very uneven and expanded.

It's unnecessary to post a man who is Norwood 1 that has shaved his head because buzz cut is enough to proove that it doesn't look the same. I am mad that the YouTube channel that @Ritchie told me about which contaied videos of various men buzzing their head doesn't exist anymore. I don't know if the website still exist. The shape of the galea of balding men didn't look the same as the one of non balding men.

Here are some pictures attached to show the difference between the galeas of balding and non balding men.

the youtube channel and website have been taken down. But the instagram account is still up.

https://www.instagram.com/cutflixproductions/?hair loss=en

 

[Renovation]

You are wrong. People with horizontal facial structure can't be bald. Every balding men that I see has some problems. Some have good cheekbones but narrow jawline or an OK jawline but flat cheekbones. Always long and vertical faces. And shaving to the bone makes the galea looks even smaller and smoother.

View attachment 179564

This man's galea is not shaved but it still looks very uneven and expanded.

It's unnecessary to post a man who is Norwood 1 that has shaved his head because buzz cut is enough to proove that it doesn't look the same. I am mad that the YouTube channel that @Ritchie told me about which contaied videos of various men buzzing their head doesn't exist anymore. I don't know if the website still exist. The shape of the galea of balding men didn't look the same as the one of non balding men.

Here are some pictures attached to show the difference between the galeas of balding and non balding men.

By Galea are you referring to the entire top of scalp/skull smoothness and size or just the forehead shape/smoothness?

 

[corkmeister]

By Galea are you referring to the entire top of scalp/skull smoothness and size or just the forehead shape/smoothness?

he's referring to whichever part he drew red lines over

 

[Caillou]

Dude we all know that @Ritchie is your alt

 

[resu]

I almost got excited for a second until I read the first line "muscle tension on the galea".

 

[Ritchie]

Dude we all know that @Ritchie is your alt

you just confirmed to both of us that you're an idiot

 

[Mitko1]

By Galea are you referring to the entire top of scalp/skull smoothness and size or just the forehead shape/smoothness?

The entire top of the scalp. I drew the lines to mark where the forehead ends.