I’m currently a 3 on the Norwood scale and I see some miniaturization in my crown. Someday I’ll probably reach a 6 on the Norwood scale like my father did, but lets say for some reason I were to progress as far as a 7, when would that miniaturization be present? Would a doctor be able to find it now even though I’m only a 3?
I am not a psychic and I cannot predict the future. If I could, I’d be 100% correct with my Oscar picks. Alas, I was not.
Not everyone loses hair at the same rate from a Norwood 3 to a 6. More importantly, you may never progress to Norwood class 6 or 7. Maybe you will just be a Norwood class 3 or 3V. The Norwood Classification is not meant to be seen as a progression of balding. It just describes the many variations of how bald men look. You can, however, influence what type of balding pattern you will get by treating it with medication (finasteride) which may halt your hair loss. It almost certainly will slow down the rate of progression if you will follow in your father’s footsteps.
