Mature Hairline Forming or Early male pattern baldness (Only 19)? PLEASE HELP!

[Sisko]

Hi to all. I have been obsessing about my hair for the past 10 months, so i really need opinion and advice from guys who have some experience.

Some hairloss history from my family:

Dad - 50 Not bald, NW2 I think, thick on top, curly hair. I asked him about his hairloss and he told me that he developed NW2 (mature hairline) at 23

and stayed like that.

Dad's brother - NW5 at 25 (poor guy) now it's 40.

Dad's dad - Died, but based on pictures he had fair amount of hair at 35, but gone bald about 40.

Mom - 40 naturally thin hair, little temple recession. She have very similar hairline to mine and hair quality.

All males on my mums side have thick hair at like 80 years and no history of hairloss.

Pictures: http://s30.photobucket.com/user/trt8/slideshow/

What norwood scale am I? How bad is my hairloss? Is my mature hairline forming or early male pattern baldness? If it's start of my balding should I start using big 3?

I'm not loosing hair in shower, or I didn't noticed it and when I run my hand through hair there is barely 2 hairs that fall out.


I have had always thin hair from birth, so not to be confused, I'm not diffuse thinner (when i grow hair longer it's completely normal). I know I have some


recession, because my hairline isn't the same when I was younger. Thanks and sorry for bad English. :woot:

 

[CursedMen]

That is a Norwood NOTHING! When hair is buzzed yon can always see scalp. Take pictures again in like 6 months or just go to a hair specialist.

 

[hellouser]

Dad - 50 Not bald, NW2 I think, thick on top, curly hair. I asked him about his hairloss and he told me that he developed NW2 (mature hairline) at 23

Just goes to show that hair loss isn't always progressive! My grandfather developed NW2/3 by his mid 20s and stayed that way until he died at 77 years of age.

However, as for you, Sisko, it does look like your thinning everywhere as your scalp is noticeable.