Degrees of Hair Loss (Hamilton–Norwood Baldness Scale)

For those who are genetically predetermined to exhibit male pattern hair loss, there is usually a progression from a receding hairline to a particular degree of balding. This process depends on where hair follicles are more susceptible to balding on an individual’s scalp.

A tool known as the Hamilton–Norwood scale helps classify the different ways male pattern baldness occurs, and it gives a relative measure of the degree of hair loss. Hair loss is divided into seven different categories. A full head of hair with little to no hair loss is signified as Type I. Complete loss of hair along the front and crown, where only a small ring remains around the sides and back of the head is signified as Type 7.

Select any example to see the hair loss progression for that particular type.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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