New York Ranks 2nd Nationally for Male Hair Loss Concern

New research identifies which states are most concerned with thinning hair.

New York is known for its fast-paced lifestyle, and new data suggests that stress might be taking a toll on appearances. Oh to have hair again!

Tigman Circa the 1990's with hair. Photo credit: The Rutigliano Archives

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The research team at Lordhair analyzed Google Search Volume (GSV) data for 1,909 common hair loss keywords to identify which states are most concerned with thinning hair.

Key Findings:

New York ranks #2 in the nation for hair loss concern, with a Trend Interest Score of 85.70.
New York men search for hair loss solutions at a rate of 4,310 per 100k, which is nearly double the national average of 2,303.
Young men are leading the search. New Yorkers in their 20s search for hair loss topics at a rate of 36.71 per 10k, followed closely by Teens (33.04 per 10k).

Top 10 States Most Concerned with Male Hair Loss

Rank	State	Total Google Search Volume	Search Volume Per 100k Male Population	Trend Interest Score
1	California	494,000	2,830	100.00
2	New York	371,950	4,310	85.70
3	Georgia	277,700	5,813	78.92
4	Delaware	47,900	10,607	75.76
5	Vermont	31,600	10,895	74.91
6	Illinois	284,350	5,117	72.41
7	Wyoming	28,850	10,678	71.63
8	Rhode Island	50,600	10,191	71.54
9	Pennsylvania	282,450	4,916	69.54
10	Massachusetts	205,050	6,573	68.97

Note: Full methodology is below.

Nate Abbott, hair growth expert at Lordhair, shares:

“The data from New York highlights a shifting narrative around male hair loss. It’s no longer just a concern for older generations; we are seeing a significant spike in interest from men in their 20s and even their teens. The pressure to maintain a youthful appearance, combined with increased awareness of solutions, is driving New Yorkers to seek answers earlier than ever before.

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Stop waiting and start managing your scalp health today. Men should proactively switch to sulfate-free shampoos and consult a specialist the moment they notice thinning, as early intervention is the only way to effectively preserve hair density.”

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