Hair Loss: At What Age Does a Mature Hairline Form?

This question, from a member of our Hair Loss Community and Discussion Forums, was answered by Coalition hair transplant surgeon Dr. Glenn Charles:

A maturing hairline is sometimes (understandably) confused with [tag]balding[/tag], as one’s hairline recedes and hair sheds and is lost. But, unlike [tag]male pattern baldness[/tag] ([tag]MPB[/tag]), a mature hairline doesn’t recede once it assumes its final shape. At what age does one’s hairline fully mature? By what age, on average, should one have a mature hairline?

Everyone grows into their adult hairline at different times. It probably depends on several factors including but not limited to; family history/genetics, time of initial [tag]hair loss[/tag] or receding and overall health.

Dr. Glenn Charles

Treating Androgenic Alopecia

If you are suffering the effects of [tag]androgenic alopecia[/tag] (genetic hair loss) and not just a maturing hairline, consult with a dermatologist or [tag]hair restoration[/tag] physician. You may benefit from medical [tag]hair loss treatments[/tag] like Propecia (finasteride) and Rogaine (minoxidil).

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David (TakingThePlunge)
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