larry craig and baldness----pics

[michael barry]

http://www.ars.usda.gov/images/docs/409 ... Larry1.jpg



That pic says it all. His so-called "donor area" is thin as well as the top and vertex baldness.


I take the position that people with baldness usually see it spread into the wreath area in old age. Looks like sleeping on pillows didn't save his wreath hair from thinning a good bit, and greying badly. He, according to Stephen, must have lymphedema really bad up there to lose hair all over his head like that.

 

[RaginDemon]

hes a rather older gentleman, at his age, I think he can care less.

 

[stampede]

I think his male pattern baldness is the least of his concerns at this time :lol:

Besides, I reckon he won't be losing much more hair after his wife has cut his bollox off in the night :lol:

 

[hairwegoagain]

There's no end to the mental problems displayed on this forum.

 

[Hans Gruber]

larry craig has been dogged by these gay rumours for the past 25 years,being a liar and a hypocrite should be of more concern than his lack of good donor.......it doesnt seem to affect him getting young boys into bed

 

[michael barry]

...........................Craig's pics reinforce a notion Ive developed privately that the so-called 'donor' area is something of a myth.

I think that if someone inherits a genetic tendency to have alot of androgen receptors in their hairs, and inherits the genetic tendency to have active alpha five reductase type two activity, coupled with an active healthy immune system, they will probably go bald...........................and the baldness will spread even into the wreath in old age.


This is another reason I think finas and nizoral are such good treatments. One shampoos their whole scalp and finas obviously works on the whole scalp. Someone doing anti-androgens topically might spread them around over the entire head, especially the sides---which receed also.

 

[wookster]

...........................Craig's pics reinforce a notion Ive developed privately that the so-called 'donor' area is something of a myth.

I have seen some cases of extreme male pattern baldness where a second bald spot was forming below the crown, right smack dab in the middle of the so called "donor area". I think it must have been due to senescent thinning.

 

[kilgore]

...........................Craig's pics reinforce a notion Ive developed privately that the so-called 'donor' area is something of a myth.

I think that if someone inherits a genetic tendency to have alot of androgen receptors in their hairs, and inherits the genetic tendency to have active alpha five reductase type two activity, coupled with an active healthy immune system, they will probably go bald...........................and the baldness will spread even into the wreath in old age.


This is another reason I think finas and nizoral are such good treatments. One shampoos their whole scalp and finas obviously works on the whole scalp. Someone doing anti-androgens topically might spread them around over the entire head, especially the sides---which receed also.

Do you think the mechanism for balding in DUPA is the same as that in male pattern baldness, the only difference being that the hair inside the wreath is also genetically susceptible to androgens just like the top of the head? Is that the only difference? If it is so why is it that some doctors say that finasteride has only 50% chance of working for someone with DUPA. I ask this because according to Rassman the diagnosis for DUPA is ridiculously simple. If you have more than 20% miniaturization anywhere in the donor you have DUPA. If this is the case everyone with male pattern baldness develops DUPA with age.

I am 24 years old and my sides are almost as thin as the top of my head.

 

[Armando Jose]

Dear Kilgore;

I don't know what is DUPA, but if you say that density and thickness of the hair is the same over all scalp, you, probably, have not common baldness.

Crown's hair is very susceptible to problems with sebum flow due the orientation and angle changes very abrupt, and the hairs are more "isolated", also a lot of times this hair are combed to hide the scalp zone agravating the problem.

Armando