Mature Hairline vs Receding Hairline: How is it Distinguished?

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Doctor Parsa Mohebi explains how the type of hairline is distinguished for patients.

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This was a good video. My hairline matured just last year and felt insecure since I was growing my hair out longer, this video is pretty helpful since I fall under matured hairline

deadchannel

This guy forgot to impart one crucial piece of information — a hairline in the process of becoming mature too has thinning (when the individual strands become thin) and miniaturuzation (strands become both thin and short, and eventually they cannot penetrate the scalp).

Pensive_

When i was 6, my temples started to receed, now im 16 and its gotten worse. I just learned to live with it

sfstokes

My hairline has just started maturing at the age of 26. My temples very slightly gone back. I barely noticed it because it has happened so slowly. It's a bit strange since I thought I would keep my juvenile hairline forever

keiarash

Finnally explanation in only 1:27 after watching 1000 videos

ivannekic

it really makes me sick how my father is in his 60s and his hair is amazingly thick and my grandfather who died at the age of 93 with his hair on while i'm here with a decent hair line but my hair isn't full and it's thin, i can see my scalp under neon lights .... at the age of 16

verandi

I must have a matured hairline. I noticed mine at 26 when I was looking at old pictures of myself and friends but I am 32 now and there is no change in my hairline from six years ago.

doctorusamamehboob

You just need to keep an eye on any changes to your hairline. Everyone’s hairline matures at different rates and if you notice that the recession has changed and goes further into your scalp, then that would be MPB. I don’t know if anyone experienced the same thing, but for me one side of my hairline had matured before the other side. Now that side has stayed at the same spot for years and my other side has started to catch up and match it. Just keep an eye on it and dictate whether the recession has changed a lot, then consider taking medication if it bothers you a lot.

johnnybravo

Every race and ethnicity may experience some form of maturation of the hairline. Patterns may differ but the maturation has still occurred. Anyways, he mentions Caucasian males because about 94% of them undergo a mature hairline by the age of 18 or 20. When he says it occurs ages 17- 28 or so, that is actually including all races (not just Caucasian). Proof: look at the doc, his hairline is classic maturation.

jamesmiddleton

My corners been receded since at least 17 or 18 but my hairline has stayed the same since 27. I've always hated my mature hairline and push my hair forward. I don't like parting it lol.

chadh

Seems like it's maturing then... because I rarely rarely see my hairs on the ground(or it could be distinguished as cat hair, but I don't really see them at my mom's place where there are no animals besides fish).. I've been slightly worried about it since I'm just now, 17...

real_smilegamez

I’m 15 and I have the exact same hairline as you. It didnt just go away. I was born with this hairline and it makes me so self conscious. I hate it.

unboxingbyannu

My hairline is naturally high, but it's still relatively straight and thick.I have a photo where I had a buzz cut when I was 12 and it was still high then. I just wish it wasn't so high

nscreations