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M24. wondering if im balding or if this is a Cow lick?
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Thanks for the reply man. I took this photo early, and it did freak me out abit.
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No worries. That is just where the hair changes direction, plus hair against skin contrast with strong lighting and camera exposure. Your hair is very dense.
Be careful with photos as they exacerbate and distort the truth. Check your hair in the mirror under normal lighting when it has been washed and dried, as this will give you the most accurate perspective.
I have similar attributes with my hair, which I noticed in photos first age 27. I am now 41 with no change.
Unless you have a family history of balding, I wouldn't be too concerned. Just keep an eye on your hair and if you notice any true loss of density, see a dermatologist.
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I really appreciate you taking the time and having a look at it. My grandfather on my moms side was bald by early 20s. My dad had a full head of hair, but he grayed very young. Definitely got that going on.
You’re welcome. Sounds like you’re following your Dad. If you had inherited your maternal grandfather’s gene, it would most likely be showing by now - if a person is going to be bald by mid 20s it is normally aggressive and evident by 20’ish. However there is never a guarantee so keep any eye on it, that is the same for us all. But do not obsess - there is really no need.
Any probs, feel free to DM me.
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I think so. Its definitely matured abit, but looking at older pictures its pretty much stayed like this for the past 3 or so years.
Not sure if its a mature hairline, a widows peak, or just straight up receding.
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You have lost your juvenile hairline and it has matured by the look of it. Which is normal in your 20's. Mine is identical and has been since 27/28 when I noticed it. Your actual hairline though looks solid.
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Really appreciate your time looking at all of this, really all comes as a relief
You're welcome, just keep an eye on it and if you notice any changes, like a loss in actual density, see a dermatologist. Nothing in life is certain for any of us, but I would be very surprised if you bald.