Recent content by Stalker14

I think it looks good. In your case, finasteride should be quite effective.

Approaching Norwood 2, but it's clearly not even close to approaching Norwood 3. Look at the original Norwood scale on Wikipedia. What you have now has not yet reached the full-fledged Norwood 2.

It would be interesting to see how your hair looks now. I had a transplant 1.5 years ago, using the no-shave method, on about the same area as yours, but 1200 grafts. I had medium length hair, and after the transplant, I didn’t cut it for almost a year, and then I just trimmed it a bit. Now I...

You are definitely a very good candidate for a hair transplant, but as for which norwood it is, it's hard for me to say for sure. I would say that this is Norwood 1.75.

It looks like a solid Norwood 1.5 to me, but with some diffuse thinning. I think that you should take pictures every few months and if you notice that the situation has worsened, then you should resume taking finasteride.

It's hard for me to say for sure. Perhaps, if you still think that the density has decreased, you know better, you should switch to dutasteride, although there is no guarantee that there will be a significant difference compared to finasteride.

I'll tell you honestly, I don't see any deterioration compared to what you had 3 years ago. As far as I can tell from the photo, then you had the same density. You have great hair, certainly not the best, but it definitely looks good. I am a few years younger than you, I had a hair transplant...

I think it still hasn't become a full norwood 6 yet, but you definitely need to act.

I'd say it's norwood 1.25 or something like that. From these photos it is difficult to understand whether there is hair loss at all.

The hairline doesn't look that bad, I'd say it's about norwood 1.75-2, but the diffuse thinning is quite noticeable. I recommend that you continue to take 1mg of finasteride per day, it may be worth switching to dutasteride if you see that it has become a little worse. As for minoxidil, I can...

If there is any deterioration, then it is absolutely minimal. I can say that there is no difference. If you have a family history of baldness, I still recommend that you start taking finasteride, if not, you can not worry and just periodically take photos and compare with what it was, for...

Without seeing the crown, it's hard to say for sure, perhaps it's Norwood 5.5.

It looks normal, but the only way to know for sure is to do a trichoscopy.

Seriously though, it looks like a Norwood 6 with some hair on top of the head. This is probably the last stage when hair transplantation can still give a good cosmetic effect.

I would say that this is Norwood 2, the recession is already quite obvious. It is advisable to start the use of finasteride or other DHT blockers.