The receding hairline

[Dice_Has_Hair]

You all wonder why the temporal/frontal areas are hard to treat aside from the rest? Well, I have been thinking.
Have you noticed that the hairline even on non-male pattern baldness sufferers is less dense and actually looks thinner from the rest of the hair? Have a look next time. It would make sense if the hair there is "finer" in the first place, then trying to get back "fine" hair is gonna be difficult. If the hairline started out real thick and dense like the rest of the hair, it would look kinda weird, like a dolls hair or a real shitty transplant job. Makes sense to me.
Another one: Maybe the hair there is just f*****g loaded with 5 alpha reductase and androgen receptors? Its a thought. Maybe there is more oil gland activity?
Those are just thought's of mine. Anyone else have any thoughts?

 

[Dice_Has_Hair]

Then again............whatever is first to go, is last to come back, with male pattern baldness anyways. Makes sense with most people that suffer from male pattern baldness, cause the hairline is usually first to go. So, why is it first to go? Is it because it is generally "weaker" hair and is easy to die out? Does every follicle have a f*****g number on it or something? Hhhhhmmmmm...................... :?