At Norwood 3 Stage, the hair loss pattern is a deepening of the triangular or wedge-shaped pattern in the temporal areas (front corners) as seen in Norwood 2. Often referred to as a “widows peak”, the temporal areas (front corners) are barely covered or fully exposed with no hair growth in Norwood Stage 3.
If you have a history of hair loss or male pattern baldness in your family, it’s important to periodically monitor for indications of thinning hair or a receding hairline regardless of your current Norwood Scale classification. With Norwood 3 stage, Identifying changes early on and implementing a preventive hair loss treatment can stabilize or slow your hair loss.
Would you classify yourself as Norwood Stage 3? At Natural Transplants our friendly and knowledgable hair transplant surgeons are available to supply a Norwood Scale classification and review related hair restoration options FREE of charge. Call us at 844-327-4247 to speak with a doctor and get your Norwood Scale questions answered.
The Norwood-Hamilton scale is a standard methodology used to categorize the stage or extent of hair loss in men.
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