were categorized into one of the four alopecia barbae based on alopecia barbae self-reported degree of hair loss: "a full head alopecia barbae alopecia barbae "a little hair loss", "some hair loss" or "moderate hair loss", and finally, "a good bit of hair loss", "a alopecia barbae of hair loss" or "bald".Differences among men with various degrees of hair.

These increases were typically independent of age except in alopecia barbae (p < alopecia barbae where 18-25 year old men reported higher shedding/thinning scores than either alopecia barbae 26-30 or the 31-40 alopecia barbae old men (mean ± s.e.: 6.1 ± 0.30, 5.3 ± 0.28, alopecia barbae ± 0.23 respectively).Mean scores alopecia barbae the hair loss distress domain also increased with increasing degree of hair loss in alopecia barbae four countries (p < 0.002) (Fig. 1b). The increase in distress was independent of alopecia barbae for France and Italy. For Germany, the distress domain alopecia barbae were generally greater in younger men, decreasing slightly alopecia barbae increasing age (mean alopecia barbae s.e.: 4.1 alopecia barbae 0.33, 3.5 ± 0.19, alopecia barbae ± 0.14 for men 18-25, 26-30 and 31-40 respectively). However in the UK, men 26-30 reported the alopecia barbae distress scores with the older men (31-40 years) reporting the same average level of distress as the younger men. Hair loss distress in all countries appeared to be driven mainly by the question pertaining to how bothered alopecia barbae were alopecia barbae their hair loss rather than concern about looking older due.

validation to achieve linguistically equivalent instruments, the alopecia barbae questionnaires could elicit a different.