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Thank you Renovation. That was a very generous post to read. I will try your suggestions.
The real cause of male pattern baldness - Discovered and explained
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Thank you Renovation. That was a very generous post to read. I will try your suggestions.
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Not very bad but not good galea. It has ridges on it. You are not Norwood 7. Norwood 5 I think.
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Hi, how time you have crop hairs?
Finasteride doesnt grow hair and minoxidil will not make a garden from barren land unfortunately
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Are you asking me how many times I have trimmed my hair?
I always do it every two weeks, usually balancing out the sides for the top.
Ok, so what do you propose?
Hair transplant, hair systems etc
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very short hair imo is not good for a healthy hair, .... probably it is your case
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@Ritchie Recently I was thinking why some people deviate from the usual rule of this theory sometimes. The asnwer is that they probably have had a hair transplant or are wearing a wig, hairpiece or a hair system.
Sylvester Stallone looked like he was badly receding when he was younger.
Which is logical because he has impressively poor facial structure.
Maybe also developped some diffuse thinning as well.
You can spot the shape of his galea that it doesn't look flat at all. If he was destined to keep a Norwood 1 like on the photo below he would be expected to have much flatter galea.
So he's not in the list of the lucky people. He has a hairpiece probably.
The greek singer Lefteris Pantazis also has some work done
With a face shape and poorly shaped galea like this he's fucked up.
The recession looks much worse to me in the last photo. It's not a coincidence that it's so prominent. You can easily understand why.
For Elon Musk it's obvious that he was not born to keep the quantity of hair that he curently has but I think that Mark Zuckerburg is also on this boat. He has had a hair transplant or is hiding a receding hairline in some way.
There is no way that he can stay Norwood 1
To me it looks like he has wide and ridged galea.
And when you a add a face shape like he for sure destined to have very prominently receded temples and even to diffuse.
He mostly styles his his hair in a way to hide how receded his temples are.
At this photo it's most obvious.
Sylvester Stallone looked like he was badly receding when he was younger.
Which is logical because he has impressively poor facial structure.
Maybe also developped some diffuse thinning as well.
You can spot the shape of his galea that it doesn't look flat at all. If he was destined to keep a Norwood 1 like on the photo below he would be expected to have much flatter galea.
So he's not in the list of the lucky people. He has a hairpiece probably.
The greek singer Lefteris Pantazis also has some work done
With a face shape and poorly shaped galea like this he's fucked up.
The recession looks much worse to me in the last photo. It's not a coincidence that it's so prominent. You can easily understand why.
For Elon Musk it's obvious that he was not born to keep the quantity of hair that he curently has but I think that Mark Zuckerburg is also on this boat. He has had a hair transplant or is hiding a receding hairline in some way.
There is no way that he can stay Norwood 1
To me it looks like he has wide and ridged galea.
And when you a add a face shape like he for sure destined to have very prominently receded temples and even to diffuse.
He mostly styles his his hair in a way to hide how receded his temples are.
At this photo it's most obvious.
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Kevin Mann disapproves...
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more than 1000 pages in a italian Brotzu product, dont worry
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Game Over?