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16 years old, just visited a well known Tricho today. He examanied my hairline etc and told me that this is completely natural. He says as I have grown, my skull developing has caused a "natural recession" effect in the corner of hairline. He said my hairline won't change for a long time unless I encounter balding later in life.
What do you guys think? I'm still concerened it just doesn't look right to me but idk.
What if he had a very good hair transplant?You have to look at family to be sure.
I had a BF in college who had a hairline like yours...I honestly was shocked when i saw him recently almost 20 years later and its same exact hair line..I had really thought ti was receding at the time i went out with him> we never discussed and and i never met his Father.
So it could be look at parents if you can.
What if he had a very good hair transplant?
The same thing happened to me when an ex colleague of mine saw me a few years after I quit the company were we had worked together.
He said: "I was convinced I would see you bald! Lucky you!" (He had always been NW5)
I did not tell him about my hair transplant![]()
Fortunately for me I can just look like at my horse shoe lightening.Since you're 16, it could be the transition from juvenile to mature hairline. See a hair transplant doctor and have him inspect your scalp with a scope. They can figure it out based on percentage of hair in anagen/telogen and any miniaturisation.