So I know I've posted here multiple time and most of the times everyone's said I have no recession but this is really stressing me out. I think I see recession at the corners but everyone passes me off as a paranoid. Nice to have a second opinion. I also have a natural widows peak
Corners Receding Or Is It Normal To Have A Slightly Uneven Hairline
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I think your hair is thick.
Take many pictures, compare in six months.
Take many pictures, compare in six months.
It's very thick I'm just worried about recession around the corners specifically on the right side
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I would say it is slight recession, i would keep an eye on it every 3 months and if you feel like its getting worse then start treatment. But atm your hair looks fine to me.
With that slight recession is there a possibility of it being my natural hairline? I only noticed it in the first place because I buzzed my hair
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That is difficult to tell man, what is your family history like in terms of balding?, your dad , uncles etc...
Dad is bald, uncle is bald, grandpa had hair until like 60 then started thinning
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Then i would say you should keep a very close eye on your hairline, an unever CAN be genetic , it can also be a sign of male pattern baldness, my recession started on the left side, my left side is still higher than my right, fortunately i started finasteride so hopefully it can keep my right side at a Norwood 1.5 and stop any loss on my left side.
As a general rule , male pattern baldness is rarely symetrical , so if one side has receeded more than the other, if you do have male pattern baldness then the other side will catch up eventually and the process will continue.
I agree but my hairline has always been uneven. This is a picture from 3 years ago and it's uneven here as well
