29 Years Old, Hairloss Since 18. What Norwood Am I?

Lantz Bernard

New Member
My Regimen
Reaction score
0
So here is the dealeo I'm not sure what one would label my hairloss exactly. I first noticed when my mother pointed it out when I was a teenager as she asked if my hair was receding, at this point it freaked me out quite a bit but the receding seemed to freeze at that level and has remained that way for the last 11 years. However I have noticed that there was some overall thinning but even that has remained at the same level since I was like 23. I just have this super awkward hairline now and my hair seems quite thin all over, however when I grow it out it seems to not look as bad. I'm really not sure what Norwood I would qualify as and if I should start treatment with Minoxidil or Finastride( or anything else). Just want to see what an outsiders opinion would be. I will include present photos in which my hair on top is almost a quarter inch and I will also include photos from a few months ago when my hair was around 2-3 inches in length on top. Oh and I was also include a pic of all my hair buzzed off. Thanks for taking tbe time to check this out.:)
 

Attachments

  • JPEG_20180611_223714.jpg
    JPEG_20180611_223714.jpg
    78.3 KB · Views: 641
  • 20180918_191154.jpg
    20180918_191154.jpg
    43.7 KB · Views: 599
  • 20180918_190815.jpg
    20180918_190815.jpg
    42.3 KB · Views: 585
  • 20180918_190722.jpg
    20180918_190722.jpg
    51.1 KB · Views: 647
  • 20180918_191123.jpg
    20180918_191123.jpg
    49.6 KB · Views: 645
  • 25790823_2104036473160907_7080744139317782419_o.jpg
    25790823_2104036473160907_7080744139317782419_o.jpg
    47.5 KB · Views: 564
  • 1800493_1582290272002199_8686918263387229419_n.jpg
    1800493_1582290272002199_8686918263387229419_n.jpg
    14.3 KB · Views: 568
  • 27173639_2121936228037598_8302963498959070098_o.jpg
    27173639_2121936228037598_8302963498959070098_o.jpg
    43.9 KB · Views: 571
  • 18278206_1984655101765712_5950913843051812049_o.jpg
    18278206_1984655101765712_5950913843051812049_o.jpg
    44.8 KB · Views: 608
  • 12513537_1751520788412479_3634602436145421432_o.jpg
    12513537_1751520788412479_3634602436145421432_o.jpg
    77.8 KB · Views: 615
  • 13346420_1812839152280642_4697089166034294138_n.jpg
    13346420_1812839152280642_4697089166034294138_n.jpg
    34.6 KB · Views: 602
  • JPEG_20180905_233946.jpg
    JPEG_20180905_233946.jpg
    86.6 KB · Views: 599
  • Screenshot_2018-09-18-19-52-30.png
    Screenshot_2018-09-18-19-52-30.png
    370.4 KB · Views: 624
  • 20988391_2045554792342409_6045527562932801991_o.jpg
    20988391_2045554792342409_6045527562932801991_o.jpg
    32.3 KB · Views: 614

AnxiousAndy

Senior Member
My Regimen
Reaction score
1,414
Norwood 2 with diffuse thinning.
 

Lantz Bernard

New Member
My Regimen
Reaction score
0
Wow, that's pretty gradual hair loss if you've been losing for 11 years.


Yeah I thought it would all be gone by now but it stays frozen in that state. I've had long term low vit D levels so that may also play a slight part in it thinning. I'm debating if I should go ahead an hop on Minoxidil now while I still retain a good amount. My grandpa had a similar thing happen he maintained his hairline(never past a Norwood 3 or so) but just had overall thinning. I used to have super mega thick hair which used to be a nuisance and they had to thin it out, I miss that.
 

Lantz Bernard

New Member
My Regimen
Reaction score
0
Norwood 2 with diffuse thinning.

Yeah I had a feeling it was around Norwood 2, pretty cool that its maintained at that level for so long. Debating if I should wait on getting on Minoxidil now while I still have some or if I should shoot for both propecia and Minoxidil.
 

AnxiousAndy

Senior Member
My Regimen
Reaction score
1,414
Yeah I had a feeling it was around Norwood 2, pretty cool that its maintained at that level for so long. Debating if I should wait on getting on Minoxidil now while I still have some or if I should shoot for both propecia and Minoxidil.
Go for propecia first, minoxidil is useless without it.
 
Top