You are among the men who diffuse with an intact hairline with flat galea. I know that girls have baby hairs around the hairline. But in girls that have flat galeas they are not affecting the shape of their hairline. They have almost perfect hair like this.Women always have baby hairs at the hairline. Those hairs wouldn't be there if they had any recession. Hairs thrive on hypoxia. I have a normal galea, so why am I balding? Why does finasteride stop balding? How does it change the shape of your skull?
Do you think Finasteride will help this guy? According to your theory, it should, since it helps others with such a problem.@Ritchie Another big evidence would be If we find a case of someone who had a horizontal face and suffered an accident or a disease that altered his facial structure and his receding hairline advanced or he started thinning with an intact hairline after that. I say receding hairline because people with bad galeas always have a receded hairlines even If they have excellent craniofacial development. I couldn't find one but of course I found people who were born with scull or facial abnormalities and I found really astonishing cases
I found pics of men with untreated hydrocephalus. This is a condition that makes an infant's brain abnormally big because of too much fluid. Of course the brain has no space to expand and this results in an expanded galea.
Just look @Ritchie
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And of course they have receded hairlines.
But the most interesting case is this man from India.
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He was born with an enormous galea and odd face shape. Just look how thin his horseshoe is and the pattern his hairline was receding. The tension on his galea must be insane.
I think the author will not answer you with arguments, he will simply continue to post photos, not paying attention to all the arguments and questions that he is asked. It's like an obsession.Blood flow increases when hair enters anagen, bald scalps have less blood flow because they have less hairs in anagen not the other way around. Blood flow is absolute bullshit. Reducing blood flow induced hair growth in this study. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/157397/
Oxidative stress-associated senescence in dermal papilla cells of men with androgenetic alopecia - PubMed
Dermal papilla cells (DPCs) taken from male androgenetic alopecia (Androgenetic Alopecia) patients undergo premature senescence in vitro in association with the expression of p16(INK4a), suggesting that DPCs from balding scalp are more sensitive to environmental stress than nonbalding cells. As one of the major...pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
I've already explained to you that the reason they have higher hairlines is they were born with higher hairlines due to hox patterning in the womb being influenced by mechanical factors. It has nothing to do with Androgenetic Alopecia. You can transplant a hair from the donor zone to that expanded galea and it will grow normally forever.
I already said that I won't pay attention to questions that already I have answered. Like the question about what finasteride does.I think the author will not answer you with arguments, he will simply continue to post photos, not paying attention to all the arguments and questions that he is asked. It's like an obsession.
This study is a treatment for seborrheic alopecia. It induced hair growth because it decreased sebum production. Not because of hypoxia. Blood flow is what carried nutrients and oxygen to tissues. If the don't have enough they will become damaged or die. Haven't you noticed that your hand becomes numb if you block the blood flow to it and not stronger. It's the same with hair follicles. That's why bald scalps become stiff and shiny. Because of lack of blood flow due to calcification and fibrosis.Blood flow increases when hair enters anagen, bald scalps have less blood flow because they have less hairs in anagen not the other way around. Blood flow is absolute bullshit. Reducing blood flow induced hair growth in this study. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/157397/
Oxidative stress-associated senescence in dermal papilla cells of men with androgenetic alopecia - PubMed
Dermal papilla cells (DPCs) taken from male androgenetic alopecia (Androgenetic Alopecia) patients undergo premature senescence in vitro in association with the expression of p16(INK4a), suggesting that DPCs from balding scalp are more sensitive to environmental stress than nonbalding cells. As one of the major...pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
I've already explained to you that the reason they have higher hairlines is they were born with higher hairlines due to hox patterning in the womb being influenced by mechanical factors. It has nothing to do with Androgenetic Alopecia. You can transplant a hair from the donor zone to that expanded galea and it will grow normally forever.
When a businessman is asked "how did you make so much money?" and he replies "I just got up every day at 5 am and did a workout." That's not what people want to hear from him. People need specifics on how he got so rich. You answer questions about finasteride exactly like the businessman in my example. It's one thing if you said "I think that my theory has a place to be and I would like to discuss it," but you just claim that it is true and this is your mistake.I already said that I won't pay attention to questions that already I have answered. Like the question about what finasteride does.
Brad Pitt has normal galea and all the guys that you mentioned. For example If @Ritchie edites this guy to a Norwood 1Ron Pearlman, Jake Gyllenhall, Brad Pitt, James Van Der Beek all with at least large gales all with good hairlines. Brad Pitt may have had hair operation but i doubt it wouldve went past a mature hairline. I think your theory may have some credibility in a minor role but the more i notice it now the more these galeas only look large if a guy is already losing hair
I will say men with small galeas who shave their head tend to pull it off without reducing their attractiveness to much
Its called autismI think the author will not answer you with arguments, he will simply continue to post photos, not paying attention to all the arguments and questions that he is asked. It's like an obsession.
That's what I am talking about. That's why some babies and young children are regrowing hair in a Norwood pattern.OP is a bit weird in communicating to others in the thread, but I must say that I cannot unsee this theory. My father is a norwood 1, so is my brother, and both their head shapes are very similar (wide face). My head shape is very different and vertical and I am the only one balding in my family.
As crazy as it sounds, look into people with hydrocephalus and just see for yourself the relationship between tensioned scalp and hair growth. Hair doesn't grow wherever there is a lot of tension. Why? That is area for speculation... But once you get it you cannot unsee it.
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This has already been discussed, it is the hostile hairline and their location, in which case your galea will make a difference. It has nothing to do with male pattern baldness.OP is a bit weird in communicating to others in the thread, but I must say that I cannot unsee this theory. My father is a norwood 1, so is my brother, and both their head shapes are very similar (wide face). My head shape is very different and vertical and I am the only one balding in my family.
As crazy as it sounds, look into people with hydrocephalus and just see for yourself the relationship between tensioned scalp and hair growth. Hair doesn't grow wherever there is a lot of tension. Why? That is area for speculation... But once you get it you cannot unsee it.
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Maybe this type of skull reshaping doesn't cause tension to the galea. The shape of the galea I am talking about is completely different.This has already been discussed, it is the hostile hairline and their location, in which case your galea will make a difference. It has nothing to do with male pattern baldness.
You also do not take into account the fact that their hair is stretched in the place of the so-called "tension", and where the dent is located close to each other, this is a kind of "effect". Take the texture of the hair and start deforming it in photoshop, you will get about the same thing, you can even take 3d max and do it in 3d on the skull model.
There are tribes that stretch their skulls, apparently due to tradition. You may see a "stretched texture effect on the skull", but you won't see baldness.