When my hair started thinning I first wore hats, and pretended that it wasn't going away.  I eventually buzzed it with electric clippers and then after a few years went to a razor and have shaved it every few days since.  I love it now, but it took time to accept it.

I never tried any treatments or considered wigs, toupees, etc. 

Just curious about you guys, so go back into the past and tell us what you did to address your hair loss.

No hair loss. I truly prefer the bald look. Easy to maintain and it's timeless.

Mine started to thin out in my teens, but the "M" or peninsula did not show up at the hairline until I was in my early twenties. I think I combed over the balding patch for the first few months, then just accepted it and let it show from then on.

I was exactly the same as SirHarry. Did short hair, hats (sooooo many hats), buzz and then sly.

Aged 20 I had long flowing locks and then aged 21 it was gone.

Mine started at the end off School during my last GSCES times or close to it (i was 16) i remember getting a haircut and noticing something wasnt right but couldnt put my finger on it so i forgot about it...then next time i went to get my haircut it was more clear so i started to panic but it was still so small so i would forget about it...i would over time do certain hairstyles to hide it since it was at the front like combing my fringe over or spiked it i remember getting some different type off shampoo thinking it was to do with my dandruff (silly i know)...only used it for about a week then after that i didnt really use it i basically didnt use enough to see any effect (there wasnt gonna be any but at the time i though differently)

At 18 or 19 knowing deep down the combing over off the fringe to hide the "m" shape and bald spot wasnt working nomore i saw my reflection and just thought on the lines off "what am i doing? i look silly time to cut it"...it was weird since i looked at my hair to "fix" it many times that day while staying in denial but that one time I questioned myself to why i was doing it but from then on i just got shorter and shorter when ever the loss got worse to what i am today...and it was at 22 i shaved to the lowest setting of the electric razor funny how i let my hair grow out with nocare in the world now funny how things change but glad it did.

i always wanted short hair and kept it very short (nickname cueball) and was happy when went bald,  Shaved now for years.

I noticed recession at temples in college; grey came into my beard at the chin at 27, and crown started to thin around 30.  It never bothered me at all, and I wore a shorter business man's haircut, cut monthly, since 28 anyway. At about 52, what hair I had left was mostly white & pretty "see through" across the front of my forehead. So, I switched to a #2 buzz which has gotten progressively shorter.  About 3 years ago I bought my own Andis BGRC and now keep my hair mostly at the 0 length (trim every 4 days or so, mostly #000000, although up to #0A or #1 in the colder months), with occasional periods of head shaving in the summer months (longer period each time). I never tried to cover up with a hat. In fact, I feel more self conscious wearing certain style of hats than I ever felt about my hair loss.  I like having a little stubble and even though most people would consider my 0 buzz (especially #000000) as "shaved", I have been reluctant to move to a full head shave on a regular basis.