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One coalition doctor said I was a NW 3 another said I am NW4A.
I disagree with both and I think I am a NW3A. This goes to show you that there is a lot of judgement involved in diagnosing and treating MPB. So I want to get some ideas on distinguishing between NW and NWA. Look at page 50 of the book "Hair Transplantation" By Dr. Unger and Dr. Ronald Shapiro http://books.google.com/books?...20transplant&f=false For #1 of major requirements, do you think ALL islands are included or just unusual ones (since they use the word usual) For #2 of major requirements, do you think "balding" means scalp showing or any degree of miniaturization? The only reason Im wondering is because I want to know if Im NW or NWA.....but I dont have access to pics right now....... If you look at the Norwood scale on that page I referenced, I look like a NW 3A but also have the little frontal forelock island of a NW4 (but minus the bald crown as seen in the 4 since I mostly look like a 3A). SO yeah, Im confused........thoughts? |
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Ronald,
Understand that the Norwood scale of hair loss is just a guide to understanding patterns. Not everyone falls exactly into a particular category perfectly. If you'd like some input from our members in placing you in the closest category, feel free to post a number of pictures of your scalp. All the Best, Bill
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