Is it normal to have slightly thinner hair on top than sides?

[Deleted member 9890]

Since there is less circulation to the top of the head than the sides / back due to gravity, the top of the head gets less blood flow and nutrition

Is it normal to have slightly thinner hair on top than sides in people who do not have MPB?

Obviously if you are losing significant numbers of hairs each day or are receeding at your temples- you are definitely losing your hair.

But for those members who do not have this, do you have slightly thinner hair on top than side?

 

[Deleted member 7725]

I don't think so unless you're balding.

 

[Deleted member 9890]

I don't think so unless you're balding.

 

[Deleted member 9890]

i guess ill just shave it all off now

 

[Deleted member 9890]

I don't think so unless you're balding.

tbh my hairline is in same position for like a decade and I don't really lose lots of hairs ever

I just noticed a slight difference in thickness between top and sides

Oviously it's some hairloss caused by DHT on the top of the head, but I guess my question is this the case with most guys, even if they are not susceptible to hairloss at a young age

 

[Deleted member 6306]

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[Deleted member 9890]

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you cannot see any difference visually

only when you run your fingers thru

 

[Lawton88]

tbh my hairline is in same position for like a decade and I don't really lose lots of hairs ever

I just noticed a slight difference in thickness between top and sides

Oviously it's some hairloss caused by DHT on the top of the head, but I guess my question is this the case with most guys, even if they are not susceptible to hairloss at a young age

You better start scalp massages while you still have time to hold off the Norwood Reaper.

 

[Deleted member 9890]

You better start scalp massages why you still have time to hold off the Norwood Reaper.

yeah i just started that

 

[Deleted member 6306]

you cannot see any difference visually

only when you run your fingers thru

I think it's common to all people, because gravity (if you understand what I mean)

 

[Deleted member 9890]

I'll use copper peptides and PRP too

will never touch fin tho

 

[Deleted member 13994]

im the opposite

 

[Deleted member 9890]

im the opposite

chad trait

 

[Deleted member 9890]

im the opposite

How old are you?

 

[Deleted member 13994]

How old are you?

,

 

[Deleted member 13076]

Just get a HT for thicker hair

 

[eduardkoopman]

I don't think so unless you're balding.

yeah, it's a starting sign of balding.

I have it also.
And I am balding for sure.

 

[grimy]

Pretty sure this is most men as sides are back aren't nearly as affected by dht

 

[court monarch777]

I don't think so unless you're balding.

 

[Chillywillie]

Sounds like very mild diffuse thinning but it could stay like that for decades before you really lose it

 

[Deleted member 6785]

Diffuse balding. brutal.

 

[PURE ARYAN GENETICS]

no

 

[Dainslief]

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