Hello. I am 42 years old. I have been using propecia for about 10 years and minoxidil for almost 15 years. I always tried to get ahead of the curve to stall the genetic predisposition of baldness in the family. Over the past year, I have noticed that my hair is starting to thin and recede at a pace not previously seen, so I assume that the propecia is losing its effectiveness. Please look at the pictures and let me know your thoughts on my norwood scale. Thanks!
Newbie-please help classify my Norwood scale
- Thread starter Slaw1
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oh please, u have great hair for a 42 yr old, i would say ur a Norwood 1, which means ur end point will be a Norwood 1, so ur entire life u will go from nw0 to nw1. it could also be called a mature hairline.
keep doin wat ur doing and live ur life.
unless theres crown thinning, which u dont have a picture for, some people keep the hairline and lose there crown.
keep doin wat ur doing and live ur life.
unless theres crown thinning, which u dont have a picture for, some people keep the hairline and lose there crown.
antman
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i would have thought NW2.
Nizoral 2% shampoo slows down the progress of hair loss, it works well with propecia and minoxidil. it may be all that you need to keep on top of hair loss. when i started using Nizoral it really dried out my hair - i found coconut oil to be a very good moisturizer alternatively a high quality conditioner can counter the dryness.
Nizoral 2% shampoo slows down the progress of hair loss, it works well with propecia and minoxidil. it may be all that you need to keep on top of hair loss. when i started using Nizoral it really dried out my hair - i found coconut oil to be a very good moisturizer alternatively a high quality conditioner can counter the dryness.
DonaldAnderson
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NW2.
