Given my miniaturization study, what Norwood can I expect to be? (Photo)

Bulk studies, like miniaturization assessments, can give you a better understanding of how your hair is progressing and what areas might be most affected by thinning. While they can provide insights into the density and health of your hair follicles, predicting your exact Norwood pattern isn’t always an exact science. However, if you’re seeing significant miniaturization across large areas of your scalp, particularly in the crown and mid-scalp, this could be a sign that you're progressing toward a more advanced Norwood stage, such as 6 or 7.
At 29, you're in the typical age range where male pattern baldness (MPB) can start to become more noticeable, but how quickly or severely your hair loss will progress is influenced by a variety of factors, including genetics, overall health, and treatments you're using. If you're concerned about progressing to a Norwood 6 or 7, treatments like finasteride and minoxidil can help slow or even halt the process.
In terms of planning for a hair transplant, knowing your potential Norwood pattern can be helpful for designing the procedure, but even if you’re progressing to a higher Norwood stage, a well-executed transplant can still provide natural and effective results.