Hairstyle for Thinning Hair
A: I hate to be the one to tell you this, but it sounds as though you are developing male pattern baldness (androgenic alopecia).
There are treatments available for male pattern hair loss, some by prescription and others now available over the counter. Many men have seen tremendous success with these products, however, you should be aware that even if these medications work for you, you will have to use them as directed from the point you begin into perpetuity. If you cease taking/using the medicines, you will lose all the hair you regained and may lose hairs that would have been lost without the treatment.
As for styling hair that is thinning, one thing you need to do is avoid longer hairstyles. Thinner hair when grown long tends to look stringy. A good style that looks neat and flattering is to have the hair at the top of the head where it is thinning cut so that the hairs in the center of the top will reach to the top side of the head or a little shorter.
The shorter lengths overlapping one another will make the hair appear thicker. The hair can be combed forward or obliquely at an angle and minimize the appearance of the widow's peak.
If you want to try to halt or reverse your hair loss, speak to your doctor about treatment. He can advise you on what treatment will best meet your needs and lifestyle.
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Hair loss
Men's hairstyles
Thin and thinning hair Q&A
Balding and receding hair lines
