Am starting to bald at the crown or is this normal?

[hellouser]

Yeah sorry to confuse your thread OP. I thought our crowns looked quite similar, that's why i asked.

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Thanks for the advice. I'm just a bit confused as I can't decide whether or not you are trolling, as your last sentence doesn't seem serious.

Lemme put it this way:

I don't sugar coat anything. Wait a while without treating hair loss, you'll find out what women think of baldness the HARD WAY.

 

[hamish.baroube]

Lemme put it this way:

I don't sugar coat anything. Wait a while without treating hair loss, you'll find out what women think of baldness the HARD WAY.

Ok thanks man, I appreciate the advice.

Can I just ask though, is it possible for my crown to be slightly thinning instead of going bald? And could my scalp have always been like this?

I've attached some pictures of my crown from 5 years ago for you to compare if you could, I'd really appreciate it.

 

[hellouser]

Ok thanks man, I appreciate the advice.

Can I just ask though, is it possible for my crown to be slightly thinning instead of going bald? And could my scalp have always been like this?

I've attached some pictures of my crown from 5 years ago for you to compare if you could, I'd really appreciate it.

It's possible for you to go bald and never go any further. My grandfather went down to a NW3 pattern by his mid 20s and STAYED there until he died at 77 years of age. There is no way to predict how Androgenetic Alopecia will turn out, but it definitely is possible for things to come to a halt at a point. But... more often than not, hair loss is progressive so you're more likely to go fully bald with a horseshoe ring of hair.

 

[Vanitykills]

Everything that hellouser said aside from minoxidil.

finasteride/stemox/keto. I'd only throw in the minoxidil if I was in deep S H I T. Which you aren't.

 

[hamish.baroube]

It's possible for you to go bald and never go any further. My grandfather went down to a NW3 pattern by his mid 20s and STAYED there until he died at 77 years of age. There is no way to predict how Androgenetic Alopecia will turn out, but it definitely is possible for things to come to a halt at a point. But... more often than not, hair loss is progressive so you're more likely to go fully bald with a horseshoe ring of hair.

Thanks. Can I just ask if you think my hair has worsened? Post #25 has pictures of my crown from 5 years ago, and post #17 has recent pictures.

I'd really appreciate your take on it.