How can I know if I will go bald?

Use our Will I Go Bald Calculator to assess your risk based on genetics, lifestyle, and hair condition.

Is baldness reversible?

While some hair loss can be treated, genetic baldness is typically permanent. Consult a specialist.

Answer a few quick questions and get your personalized balding risk prediction.

It provides an estimate—it’s not a medical diagnosis. For personalized advice, consult a dermatologist or trichologist.

It analyzes age, genetics, daily hair loss, hair loss stage, stress, scalp conditions, headgear habits, energy demand, and family history.

Yes, both men and women can use it. It applies to common hair thinning patterns, including female pattern baldness.

Retake it every 6–12 months or if your hair condition or lifestyle changes significantly to track your risk trend.

While genetics play a big role, early prevention—like medication (minoxidil/finasteride), healthy lifestyle, and scalp therapy—can slow progression.

Consult a dermatologist or hair specialist for targeted treatments like PRP therapy, medications, or even hair transplant options.