r/AmIGoingBaldHelp

A subreddit for men and women to discuss hair loss and hair restoration and ask the important question: am I balding??

Post your picture here and have fellow Redditors tell you about your baldness ! Norwood scale is often used.

Strictly for advanced hair loss topics and the latest research concerning hairloss. For more general topics such as 'Am I balding' or celebrating progress picture, please visit /r/Tressless This sub-reddit hopes to highlight research and individual case reports of success or failure with various treatments for androgenetic alopecia.

A community of androgenic alopecia or male pattern baldness warriors from the Philippines.

Tressless.com (*tress·less*, without hair) is the most popular website and community for everyone coping with hair loss. Feel free to discuss remedies, research, technologies, hair transplants, hair systems, SMP, living with hair loss, cosmetic concealments, whether to "take the plunge" and shave your head, and how your treatment progress or shaved head or hairstyle looks.

A community to document and share personal hair growth routines, updates, and products that actually work. Whether you're just starting your journey or already seeing results, this is a space for honest experiences, photos, and advice. Let’s grow together — one routine at a time.

Welcome to r/bald! Our philosophy is simple: embrace bald and strive to make the world a more bald-friendly place. We’re often sold the idea that bald is bad. That’s bullshit. As we grow and mature everyone experiences the aging process a little differently, for most of us here, that includes varying degrees of hair-loss. It is natural. And it is nothing to be ashamed of - here we’ll support each other and learn to take pride in our baldness.

For women who have experienced hair loss for any reason to come together, discuss hair loss, share their experiences, and seek support. Please read Community Info before posting.

A Hair Transplant Forum that aims to provide objective information about hair transplants.

Welcome to r/alopecia_areata, a safe and supportive space for anyone affected by alopecia areata and autoimmune-related hair loss. Alopecia areata is an autoimmune condition in which the immune system mistakenly attacks hair follicles, leading to hair loss. It is often identified by: • Small, round patches of sudden hair loss (usually on the scalp or beard) In some cases, complete loss of scalp hair (alopecia totalis) or all body hair (alopecia universalis) We are here to help!

A space for transgender women and non-binary folks who are experiencing hair loss and trying to regrow their hair. Topics include sharing progress, scientific research on the topic, tips and tricks, and life experiences around hair restoration and regrowth.

Evidence-backed discussion of substances to reverse grey hair / gray hair. Discussion of individual treatment plans and progress reports/photos encouraged.