Your headshape is the real cause of baldness.

[Deleted member 8019]

I previously created a thread like this but it didn't go to well since I rushed the original post and didn't explain my theory properly.

Balding is definitely due to poor blood flow and tension in your galea. And the shape of your face and galea can determine how much blood and oxygen you will get to your hair follicles.

Let me use these men as an example

Look at these bald men, look how oddly shaped their heads are and how some of them have lots of ridges and also very big galeas.



Look at this man....his face looks like a thumb


Now look at these non balding men





Now you may ask "why don't women with poor facial structure bald then?". They have lower dht levels but some do go bald, a lot of them have very thin hair in the temples and they show an outline of a norwood pattern. Look at this woman and her very poorly shaped galea

Now look at this woman with a much smoother and a more even galea......her hair is equal density everywhere.


So many people on this site also seem to support this theory. @JamesHowlett for example. He is not losing his hair because of his wide compact face and his galea is not expanded like that of a balding man. And also @EasternRightWinger15

You may also say that hair is giving the impression of a good galea on the non balding men. Here are both balding and non balding men who have shaved their head down to the skin.

Look at this balding man's galea, Look how expanded it looks
look how expanded his galea is and notice his poor facial structure.

Here is a man with similar facial structure to the man above, but this man does not have an expanded galea and is not balding


Look at these men. they are receding, i predict their hairloss will go even further due to their poorly shaped galeas.



Now look at these non balding men


This man has a massive forehead but his galea is incredibly smooth


these men dont have the smoothest galeas but they have compact square faces. One of them looks expanded because of his extremely low hairline.


I also predict @Copemaxxing and @Mirin2234 cannot go bald. They are still young. But @Copemaxxing has a small compact face and a decent galea. @Mirin2234 after i saw his thread a couple of weeks ago, I saw that he had an incredibly smooth galea.

I have seen very rare cases where men with good headshapes go bald but interestingly they never lose their hair in a typical norwood pattern, they always thin out but their hairline stays intact because there is no extra pressure in the temples and tension in distributed equally across the scalp. You dont need a completely flat galea to keep your hair as long as it is not expanded.


Please be respectful. If all you can do is insult me please dont say anything. I've presented this in a much more respectful and mature manner this time around.

 

[Hightwolf]

High effort but low iq

 

[Hightwolf]

also is what your looking at just the hairline? Of course people with receding hairlines are going bald. Unless I misunderstood

 

[Deleted member 8019]

High effort

thanks. I did put in much more effort compared to my last thread,

 

[Deleted member 8019]

also is what your looking at just the hairline? Of course people with receding hairlines are going bald. Unless I misunderstood

no. the shape of their head. The galea is usually the most important thing. But facial structure also plays a part in my theory.

 

[herring]

i guess it has st to do with blood circulation?

 

[Deleted member 8019]

i guess it has st to do with blood circulation?

yep.

 

[Hightwolf]

no. the shape of their head. The galea is usually the most important thing. But facial structure also plays a part in my theory.

Yeah but the examples you used mostly look like that because they have receding hairlines. If the examples of non balding men went bald their galeas' roundness would show

 

[.*my*.]

interesting read. But weird topic.

 

[Deleted member 8019]

Yeah but the examples you used mostly look like that because they have receding hairlines. If the examples of non balding men went bald their galeas' roundness would show

i used examples of both non balding men and balding men who shaved their heads. Their hairline is not visible in some of the pictures.

Look at ben foster. He has a very flat and smooth galea but he is losing hair for whatever reason. But he is losing his hair in a diffuse oattern only and his hairline is not receding because there is not extra tension in the temples.

 

[Deleted member 4106]

Good tread

 

[Copemaxxing]

Good thread tbh thats why balding men in general ( there are some exceptions) are ugly due to weak headshapes. Thats why balding itself is unhealthy trait and therefore ugy

 

[Baldingman1998]

Scalp tension is legit

 

[Hightwolf]

'Gravity theory' may explain male pattern baldness

The effects of gravity may explain the apparently paradoxical effects of testosterone in male pattern baldness, or androgenic alopecia, according to new research.

www.sciencedaily.com

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" He believes that individual hair loss patterns are affected by differences in the shape of the head, reflecting variations in scalp pressure. The weight of the facial soft tissues adds to the pressure at the front of the scalp, contributing to hair loss there. In contrast, the ears help resist the effects of gravity on the scalp, lessening hair loss on the sides of the head. "
This could be legit tbh

 

[Baldingman1998]

Good thread tbh thats why balding men in general ( there are some exceptions) are ugly due to weak headshapes. Thats why balding itself is unhealthy trait and therefore ugy

Thurston and meeks on Suicide watch because of copemaxxing

 

[Copemaxxing]

Thurston and meeks on Suicide watch because of copemaxxing

How is meeks balding he has nw 0 but shaves his head and I alreadx said there are exceptions

 

[Deleted member 5912]

good thread
wouldnt something like inversed scalp method help?
( basicslly having your head upside down to let blood flow in scalp )

 

[Deleted member 8019]

good thread
wouldnt something like inversed scalp method help?
( basicslly having your head upside down to let blood flow in scalp )

i dont think that is enough to stop scalp tension. I think stuff like that may help a lot in men who are thinning but have an intact hairline.

 

[Deleted member 5912]

i dont think that is enough to stop scalp tension. I think stuff like that may help a lot in men who are thinning but have an intact hairline.

is there anything we can do?

 

[Deleted member 8019]

is there anything we can do?

Scalp massages and maybe finasteride. Scalp massages are not proven to work but i think they might work for some people.

 

[Deleted member 6572]

I previously created a thread like this but it didn't go to well since I rushed the original post and didn't explain my theory properly.

Balding is definitely due to poor blood flow and tension in your galea. And the shape of your face and galea can determine how much blood and oxygen you will get to your hair follicles.

Let me use these men as an example

Look at these bald men, look how oddly shaped their heads are and how some of them have lots of ridges and also very big galeas.
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Look at this man....his face looks like a thumb
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Now look at these non balding men

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Now you may ask "why don't women with poor facial structure bald then?". They have lower dht levels but some do go bald, a lot of them have very thin hair in the temples and they show an outline of a norwood pattern. Look at this woman and her very poorly shaped galea
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Now look at this woman with a much smoother and a more even galea......her hair is equal density everywhere.
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So many people on this site also seem to support this theory. @JamesHowlett for example. He is not losing his hair because of his wide compact face and his galea is not expanded like that of a balding man. And also @EasternRightWinger15

You may also say that hair is giving the impression of a good galea on the non balding men. Here are both balding and non balding men who have shaved their head down to the skin.

Look at this balding man's galea, Look how expanded it looks
View attachment 750436 look how expanded his galea is and notice his poor facial structure.

Here is a man with similar facial structure to the man above, but this man does not have an expanded galea and is not balding
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Look at these men. they are receding, i predict their hairloss will go even further due to their poorly shaped galeas.
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Now look at these non balding men
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This man has a massive forehead but his galea is incredibly smooth
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these men dont have the smoothest galeas but they have compact square faces. One of them looks expanded because of his extremely low hairline.
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I also predict @Copemaxxing and @Mirin2234 cannot go bald. They are still young. But @Copemaxxing has a small compact face and a decent galea. @Mirin2234 after i saw his thread a couple of weeks ago, I saw that he had an incredibly smooth galea.

I have seen very rare cases where men with good headshapes go bald but interestingly they never lose their hair in a typical norwood pattern, they always thin out but their hairline stays intact because there is no extra pressure in the temples and tension in distributed equally across the scalp. You dont need a completely flat galea to keep your hair as long as it is not expanded.


Please be respectful. If all you can do is insult me please dont say anything. I've presented this in a much more respectful and mature manner this time around.

I’ve gone bald before and girls liked it believe it or not.

 

[Deleted member 8019]

Also someone mentioned on my old thread that it is just a collection of bad genes. And basically better facial structure = better genes (aka no balding genes). I agree that if your are balding you are more likely to have other issues such as high blood pressure, etc. But I dont think there is a balding gene. It is not a collection of bad genes.

Look at this man who has terrible genetics. He has a compact wide face and a norwood 1. But he doesnt have great genes.


Ive notced people with down syndrome usually have receded hairlines or just bad hair. Even women. And also people with dwarfism usually inherit poorly shaped galeas and they are rarely ever norwood 1.
Look at this woman with down syndrome, i did not try hard to find her. She was one of the first results for "woman with down syndrome"


Look at these women with either diffused hair or a receded hairline




Look at all these balding men with down syndrome and look at their headshapes


Now look at this non balding man with down syndrome. Look at his headshape

 

[Deleted member 8019]

I’ve gone bald before and girls liked it believe it or not.

You have a well shaped galea. I dont think you can lose hair.

 

[AutisticBeaner]

it's not about head shape dude, we know what's going on

More on Hair Loss: Part I

So far, two months and 6000 views. What can I say? Thank you! The article with greater interest has been the one on body posture (read it here), about the importance of body alignment and how crani…

tmdocclusion.com

 

[Deleted member 6572]

You have a well shaped galea. I dont think you can lose hair.

Is that why my hair grows EXTREMELY fast ?

 

[Deleted member 8019]

it's not about head shape dude, we know what's going on

More on Hair Loss: Part I

So far, two months and 6000 views. What can I say? Thank you! The article with greater interest has been the one on body posture (read it here), about the importance of body alignment and how crani…

tmdocclusion.com

i dont think its to do with the stuff in that blog. He breaks it down by saying "Oh this guy is balding because of his assymetrical teeth", "jason statham is balding because of the shape of his neck", etc.

 

[RichardwillImprove]

Im still confused on how u are able to tell what u have. Also wouldnt this mean that lowering hairline would make u bald at a rapid rate.

 

[Deleted member 6572]

Also someone mentioned on my old thread that it is just a collection of bad genes. And basically better facial structure = better genes (aka no balding genes). I agree that if your are balding you are more likely to have other issues such as high blood pressure, etc. But I dont think there is a balding gene. It is not a collection of bad genes.

Look at this man who has terrible genetics. He has a compact wide face and a norwood 1. But he doesnt have great genes.
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Ive notced people with down syndrome usually have receded hairlines or just bad hair. Even women. And also people with dwarfism usually inherit poorly shaped galeas and they are rarely ever norwood 1.
Look at this woman with down syndrome, i did not try hard to find her. She was one of the first results for "woman with down syndrome"
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Look at these women with either diffused hair or a receded hairline
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Look at all these balding men with down syndrome and look at their headshapes
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Now look at this non balding man with down syndrome. Look at his headshape
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Damn two stones one bird. Have down syndrome and Norwood reaper buttfuck you theory

 

[Deleted member 8019]

Is that why my hair grows EXTREMELY fast ?

maybe. It could be that you get a lot of blood flow and your hair grows quicker.

 

[AutisticBeaner]

i dont think its to do with the stuff in that blog. He breaks it down by saying "Oh this guy is balding because of his assymetrical teeth", "jason statham is balding because of the shape of his neck", etc.

no that's not at all what he's saying, did you even read the article?

 

[Deleted member 8019]

no that's not at all what he's saying, did you even read the article?

ive read it many times, he did basically break some people down by saying "oh he has poor craniofacial development, dwayne johnson has a vertical face and shifted teeth and an assymetrical smile", he did not once mention that the top of dwayne johnson's head is shaped like a bicycle seat. Not everyone has absolutely perfect craniofacial devlopment. Most people have flaws, even the ones who dont go bald.

 

[AutisticBeaner]

ive read it many times, he did basically break some people down by saying "oh he has poor craniofacial development, dwayne johnson has a vertical face and shifted teeth and an assymetrical smile", he did not once mention that the top of dwayne johnson's head is shaped like a bicycle seat. Not everyone has absolutely perfect craniofacial devlopment. Most people have flaws.

how did you read the article many times and still don't know why he's mentioning craniofacial development so much?

 

[Deleted member 8019]

how did you read the article many times and still don't know why he's mentioning craniofacial development so much?

i read it like a month ago. I dont remember exactly what he said. But i dont remember him mentioning that the shape of the galea plays a part. All of the balding men he posted had expanded and poorly shaped galeas, and he mentioned assymetircal teeth or croooked nose rather than their galea. Galea is literally the area where your hair grows, i think it is much more important than nose, eyes, etc. If you read what i said, i said i think facial structure also plays a part, but i think the galea is the main thing.

 

[AutisticBeaner]

i read it like a month ago. I dont remember exactly what he said. But i dont remember him mentioning that the shape of the galea plays a part. All of the balding men he posted had expanded and poorly shaped galeas, and he mentioned assymetircal teeth or croooked nose rather than their galea. Galea is literally the area where your hair grows, i think it is much more important than nose, eyes, etc. If you read what i said, i said i think facial structure also plays a part, but i think the galea is the main thing.

from the article

just admit it, you've never read the article

 

[Deleted member 8019]

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from the article

just admit it, you've never read the article

ask @Copemaxxing . last month i sent him this blog. I did read it but i forgot about it. I just read through it again and i see that he keeps mentioning neck muscles. Maybe posture can cause hairloss in some people. Maybe this is why men with a good headshape lose hair in a diffuse pattern without any recession, because of poor neck muscles or something and less blood flow. Dont be hostile man.

 

[Deleted member 5292]

But the galea shape could be the consequence of balding, not the cause. How do you prove causality???

 

[Deleted member 8019]

But the galea shape could be the consequence of balding, not the cause. How do you prove causality???

because men with good galeas can go bald too (although rare), but they lose it in a diffuse pattern with no recession. Their galeas still look smooth after they are bald.

 

[Deleted member 5292]

because men with good galeas can go bald too (although rare), but they lose it in a diffuse pattern with no recession. Their galeas still look smooth after they are bald.

Do you have any study avput that??? With p values and t-tests???

 

[Deleted member 5292]

if not its just speculation

 

[betamanlet]

Conehead = baldhead

 

[AutisticBeaner]

ask @Copemaxxing . last month i sent him this blog. I did read it but i forgot about it. I just read through it again and i see that he keeps mentioning neck muscles. Maybe posture can cause hairloss in some people. Maybe this is why men with a good headshape lose hair in a diffuse pattern without any recession, because of poor neck muscles or something and less blood flow. Dont be hostile man.

is that being hostile to you?

Then another particular event happened. Neck muscles tensions kept increasing up to a point that they were so severe and unbearable that lying down on a bed was the only partial pain remedy. This is how I was forced to spend three months lying down on a bed, trying every possible remedy to relax the muscles. One of the most effective method was the transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (usually referred as TENS). I used it applied to neck muscles and it did relax them, although its benefits were very short in time. But I noticed an incredible fact: every time my 10-minute session ended, my hair was in a really good health. It was kind of surreal for me, how was this possible? Nevertheless, muscles were tightening again after a short time period and so my hair was affected too.


This gave me more inputs on where to look for to explain the mysteries behind hair loss: I understood that action of neck muscles propagates to the galea and that there was some connection. At that point, I did not know the actual mechanisms to explain how a compressed galea was causing hair loss but I understood it was the key. Galea’s key role can be simply guessed by looking to Figure 4: balding areas of Norwood 7 pattern exactly matches galea’s anatomy. Was this just a coincidence?

read this, from the article. it's all about neck posture and creating as little tension as possible.

 

[Deleted member 8019]

is that being hostile to you?



read this, from the article. it's all about neck posture and creating as little tension as possible.

I believe headshapes can cause tension too, even if you have good posture. I did say in the main post that i think it is all about blood flow and that different facial structures may allow more blood flow. Headshapes definetly do deteremine the balding pattern, which is why when (very rarely) a man with a smooth galea goes bald it is in a diffuse pattern with little to no recession.

 

[Deleted member 8019]

Christopher meloni has one of the biggest galeas ive seen

 

[AutisticBeaner]

I believe headshapes can cause tension too, even if you have good posture. I did say in the main post that i think it is all about blood flow and that different facial structures may allow more blood flow. Headshapes definetly do deteremine the balding pattern, which is why when (very rarely) a man with a smooth galea goes bald it is in a diffuse pattern with little to no recession.

why would head shape matter? the galea is a piece of skin, it will only let less blood through if it is tensed. what about joe rogan? he did go bald after a lot of recession happened.

is this not smooth enough for you?

 

[Phillybeard1996]

Why would you say the reason Jeremy meeks is balding?

 

[Beast993]

Good thread

 

[Deleted member 8019]

why would head shape matter? the galea is a piece of skin, it will only let less blood through if it is tensed. what about joe rogan? he did go bald after a lot of recession happened.
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is this not smooth enough for you?
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that doesnt look smooth. the 2nd picture is an overhead shot. But look at the first picture. That is not a smooth galea. I broke down what my idea of a smooth galea looks like in the original post.

 

[RichardwillImprove]

is that being hostile to you?



read this, from the article. it's all about neck posture and creating as little tension as possible.

Stretching the neck and proper tounge posture is the solution or what man.

 

[Phillybeard1996]

Smooth galea?

 

[Deleted member 8019]

Jeremy meeks does not have a good galea.