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We recognise that every woman's experience with hair loss is unique. The Ludwig Scale, a widely acknowledged measure for female pattern baldness, has been pivotal in helping to understand and categorise hair thinning in women. We've updated our visual guide to include a broader range of stages, offering a more nuanced approach to classification.

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• Stage I-1 to I-3. Often a milder degree of thinning which mainly affects the part line.

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• Stage I-4. This introduces thinning which can extend past the part line, but is mainly the mid-scalp area.

 

• Stage II-1 to II-2. A moderate level of hair loss which is more noticeable.

Widening scalp visibility and reduced volume.

 

• Stage III-1 to III-2: Advanced hair thinning with more pronounced visibility throughout the top-scalp area.

 

• Frontal. Characterised by a receding hairline or thinning edges.