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Hair Stages Information

Learn more about your hair stage with the following images and explanations Phase seven Phase six Phase five Phase four Phase three Phase two Phase one Click to learn about this stage.
All you need to do is click on the image best describes your hair line. This will give you more information about your hair's health, stage and recommend actions you should take.

Stage one
Stage one This is a normal hairline, with non or minimal receding hair on the front of the scalp and front sides.
On this stage there are no clear signs for baldness, any kind of treatment at this time will not be necessary.
If you have a history of baldness in your family (father, grand father, uncle, brother) and you are still worried about the future of your hair, it is recommended to consult a skin doctor that can help you get more information about your situation.

Stage two
Stage two The front hairline, temples and sides shows triangles shape of receding hair, usually symmetrical. The hair on the front of your head sheds and getting thinner, much thinner than the lower temples.
On this stage there are very minor signs of hair loss and it's hard to determine the future of your hair line.
You can consider treatment to stop the hair loss. For information about treatment methods go to Treatments.

Stage three
Stage three This is the first phase of baldness.
The hairline above the temples is behind the ears lines, about 1 inch backwards from phase two. At the front of the head the hair is getting thinner and the hair cycle is slowing down. Learn about the Hair growth cycle
The Hair loss on the top of the head is more common and increases with age. At this stage it is recommended to see a skin doctor.
You can consider treatment and can get more information about Hair loss treatments.

Stage four
Stage Four At this stage the scalp is reveled on the front and top of the head. The hair on the upper part of the scalp is much thinner than it use to be. The sides and back of the head are covered with hair. You can definitely consider treatment at this stage. To get more information to stop the lose of hair and encorage regrowth go to Hair loss treatments.
To Learn about solutions and products go to Solutions and products.
It is recommended to consult a doctor before you decide your next step.

Stage five
Stage five The back bald area and front are almost connected and the top of the head is almost completely hairless.
There is very thin hair on the top of the head. Getting the right treatment now can stop the hair loss even might encourage regrowth of the hair in some cases.
To find solutions and treatments go to Solutions and products.
Consult a skin doctor to find the right treatment for you.

Stage six
Stage six This is an advanced phase of baldness.
The hair on the top of the scalp is almost completely gone. The lose of hair has spread to the sides as well as the back.
At this stage most of the common treatment methods probably will not be effective but other treatments such as surgical or non surgical add-ons can be the solutions for people at that stage.
Stage seven
Stage seven This is the most advanced men baldness phase, the hair on top of the head is completely gone. The hair on the back of the head is in most cases thin and getting thinner with time.
At this stage most of the treatment methods mentioned will not be effective.
We recommend other treatments such as surgical or non surgical add-ons.
You should consult a doctor to get more information about your condition.

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