Norwood Scale |
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Norwood Scale Class 1 Normal - no hair loss. |
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Norwood Scale Class 2 This is the initial stage of baldness where hair is receding slightly in the temple area in a wedge shaped pattern. |
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Norwood Scale Class 2a Same as Class 2 but slightly more defined. |
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Norwood Scale Class 3 Very noticable recession in the frontal area. |
Receding Hairline
Beginning Stages of Hair Loss
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Diagnosis:
Norwood Scale Class 2-3 represents various stages of hair loss in the frontal hair line and possibly the temporal areas.
Please note: Every patient is different. Therefore, every surgical hair transplant will be different to match your needs! We encourage you to meet with Dr. Bolton for a free no obligation consultation to determine your current hair loss situation.
**Norwood Scale Class 1 represents a normal head of hair with no hair loss.
Solution:
For those who are losing their hair in the frontal hairline and temporal area, a small to moderate hair transplant procedure (2000 - 3000 hairs) would be beneficial to restore the frontal hairline and can greatly improve your overall appearance while increasing your self confidence.
Preventative:
Propecia and Rogaine can be used to prevent future baldness. The laser comb is also effective for hair loss prevention.
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