Not too much anymore. When I first noticed my hair wasn't as thick as it was before I would. One thing I noticed is that once you get in the mid to late 50s almost no one has a thick head of hair anymore. Whether it's receding or diffuse thinning. My theory is that the vast majority (90%+) of men will experience some hair loss. The real question is.....how much? My theory is that the ones who make to 60 with a thick head of hair have hair highly resistant to androgenic thinning and alos have low tesosterone followed by low dht.
