Where men are searching most for hair loss help

Lordhair analysed 3.4M+ Google searches across 1,909 male hair loss keywords to reveal the states where online search interest is highest, the places where per capita interest spikes, and the age-related phrases driving the trend.

3.4M+US searches analysed
1,909male hair loss keywords
50states compared

Find your state

Choose a state to see its rank, search volume, and top age-related search theme.

Searches by age

Which age groups come up most?

These scores show how often age phrases like “20s” or “teens” appear in male hair loss searches. They do not show the actual age of the person searching.

20s
7.00
Teens
5.03
30s
0.19
40s
0.19

Most age-focused searches are about the teens and 20s. That suggests many searchers want reassurance and practical next steps early, before hair loss feels established.

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Full rankings

50 states ranked by combined search volume and population adjusted intensity. These rankings reflect Google search interest, not diagnosed hair loss prevalence.
RankStateTotal searchesPer 100k menScoreTop age theme

Methodology

This study analyses where male hair-loss search interest is highest by examining online search behaviour. Lordhair used Google Keyword Planner to analyse 1,909 keywords and normalised the results using US Census Bureau male population data for ages 10 and above.

How the score works

The Trend Interest Score equally weights raw Google Search Volume and population adjusted Google Search Volume. Both metrics are transformed into Z-scores, combined, then rescaled from 0 to 100 so states can be compared clearly.

Important limitations

This index is based on searches, not diagnoses or medical risk. Age groups come from the wording of the search terms, not confirmed user ages.

Data timing

Keyword data was collected as of February 12, 2026. Glimpse trend data showed US searches for “male hair loss” were 41% higher over the past year.