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Frontal hair loss may be similar to Types I or II but should not exceed Type III. This type is most commonly seen with advancing age.Type IV: Hair loss on the vertex associated with frontal loss more severe than Type III, but the frontal and vertex areas are separated by a distinct band of hair.Type V: Greater hair loss than Type IV with only a sparse band of hair separating the frontal and vertex areas. The hair left on the occipital and parietal areas begins to form the shape of a horseshoe when viewed from above (also true for Types VI and VII).Type VI: The frontal and vertex areas of hair loss are contiguous with greater lateral and posterior areas of denudation.Type VII: The most severe form of male pattern baldness. Only a narrow sparse horseshoe-shaped band of hair is left extending from the ears posteriorly to the occiput.In addition, Types II through V can also be designated with a Type A variant. The major features of the type A variant are: 1) the entire anterior hairline border recedes in unison without leaving the midfrontal peninsula of hair and 2) there is no simultaneous balding of the vertex.This video illustrates how to clip hair extensions. 1: First of all take the hair extension and clean your hair. 2: Hold your hair all together and clip them leaving the lower most layer. 3: Now take the extension and release the clip and tie it to the lower most layer. 4: Now release another inch of the hair and again take the extension and clip it. 5: Release the crown area and carefully clip the extension by hiding the extension clip under the top most layer. 6: Leave the top most layer and part it and lightly brush it.