Norwood 3 Vertex

What is Norwood 3 Vertex?

At Norwood 3 Vertex 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 in addition to the onset of hair loss in the vertex (crown). Often referred to as a “widows peak” the temporal areas (front corners) are barely covered or fully exposed with no hair growth combined with early hair thinning or hair loss in the vertex (crown).

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What to do About Norwood Stage 3 Vertex?

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. Identifying changes early on and implementing a preventive hair loss treatment can stabilize or slow your hair loss.

Hair Restoration Options for Norwood 3 Vertex

Would you classify yourself as Norwood Stage 3 Vertex? It’s never too early to talk to an expert. At Natural Transplants our friendly and knowledgeable 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.

7 Stages of Male Pattern Baldness

The Norwood-Hamilton scale is a standard methodology used to categorize the stage or extent of hair loss in men. 

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