Baldness Risks Calculator
Assess your risk of male pattern baldness and predict potential hair loss progression using genetic, lifestyle, and physical factors. This calculator uses the Norwood-Hamilton scale and statistical models to provide personalized predictions.
Maternal genetics play a crucial role in male pattern baldness
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Calculate Baldness Risks
Understanding Male Pattern Baldness
Male Pattern Baldness (MPB), also known as Androgenetic Alopecia, affects approximately 50% of men over age 50. This calculator uses scientific research and the Norwood-Hamilton classification system to assess your risk.
Key Factors Assessed:
🧬 Genetic Factors (60-80% influence)
- Paternal genetics: Direct genetic inheritance from father
- Maternal genetics: X-chromosome linked factors from mother's side
- Sibling patterns: Additional genetic indicators
📊 Physical Assessment
- Current Norwood stage: Your present hair loss pattern
- Hair characteristics: Thickness and natural density
- Rate of change: How quickly changes are occurring
🌱 Lifestyle & Health
- Stress levels: Chronic stress can accelerate hair loss
- Nutrition: Proper nutrition supports hair health
- Medical conditions: Hormonal and autoimmune factors
- Medications: Both harmful and protective effects
The Norwood Scale:
- Stage 1: No hair loss
- Stage 2: Slight recession at temples
- Stage 3: Deep recession forming M-shape
- Stage 4: Recession + crown thinning
- Stage 5: Advanced recession and crown loss
- Stage 6-7: Extensive baldness
Treatment Options:
- Prevention: Minoxidil, Finasteride
- Restoration: Hair transplants, PRP therapy
- Lifestyle: Stress management, nutrition
- Cosmetic: Concealing products, styling
- Note: This calculator provides risk assessment only. Consult a dermatologist or hair specialist for professional diagnosis and treatment recommendations.