What are the Stages of Androgenetic Alopecia?

Q: What are the Stages of Androgenetic Alopecia?

Male pattern baldness has seven stages , which you can identify using the Hamilton-Norwood scale: First stage: Little or no hair loss or hairline recession. Second stage: Slight hair loss near the skin between your ears and forehead (temples). Third stage: Deep hairline recession around your temples, and your hairline may have an “M” or “U” shape. Fourth stage: Very deep hairline recession and hair loss at the top of your head (crown). Fifth stage: Your hairline recession connects to the bald spot on your crown. Sixth stage: The hair between your temples and crown is thinning or gone. Seventh stage: No hair on the top of your head and a thin band of hair around the side of your head. Read more

Male pattern baldness has seven stages, which you can identify using the Hamilton-Norwood scale:

First stage: Little or no hair loss or hairline recession.
Second stage: Slight hair loss near the skin between your ears and forehead (temples).
Third stage: Deep hairline recession around your temples, and your hairline may have an “M” or “U” shape.
Fourth stage: Very deep hairline recession and hair loss at the top of your head (crown).
Fifth stage: Your hairline recession connects to the bald spot on your crown.
Sixth stage: The hair between your temples and crown is thinning or gone.
Seventh stage: No hair on the top of your head and a thin band of hair around the side of your head.