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Hairline Recession Velocity Calculator
Estimate your hairline change per month from two measurements so you can track direction with less panic.
By Balding AI Editorial Team
Best for: Get a simple velocity score and interpretation that helps you decide whether to hold, monitor, or escalate.
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In Short
Get a simple velocity score and interpretation that helps you decide whether to hold, monitor, or escalate.
Early velocity tracking helps you catch fast progression before another quarter passes without clean evidence.
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Velocity class: Moderate velocity
Estimated recession velocity: 0.67 mm/month
Recheck monthly with strict photo consistency before deciding any treatment changes.
Free to use, no signup required, and educational only. This tool does not provide medical diagnosis.
How to Use Your Result
- Low velocity can still require tracking consistency to confirm trend.
- Moderate velocity should trigger tighter monthly review discipline.
- High velocity should trigger clinician discussion with timeline evidence.
Turn this result into measurable progress
Use BaldingAI to turn this one-time result into a repeatable tracking workflow with monthly trend review and consultation-ready timeline exports.
FAQ
Can I trust this calculator from one photo session?
One session is not enough. Use consistent reference points and repeated monthly checkpoints for cleaner trend quality.
What is a good interval for recalculating velocity?
Monthly is practical for most users. Very short intervals add noise and reduce decision confidence.
How does this connect to BaldingAI?
BaldingAI standardizes capture and stores timeline history so velocity checks are based on cleaner data.
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