16 Suave Haircuts for Balding Men

Here’s a unique style you won’t see often. The top is extremely short and spiked up, while the rest of the hair is nearly buzzed.

If you’ve got a widow’s peak, here’s one style that will make good use of it. The peak creates symmetry, and some careful cutting ensures that the entire cut is also symmetrical.

If your peak is more gently curved, or if you’re just generally balding, you might opt for something like this small pompadour that also takes the hair back but in a more subtle way.

This elegant brushed back haircut is great for guys who want a neat and clean appearance. The tapered sides really add to the overall neatness of this style.

Believe it or not, the good old “just rolled out of bed” style is a good option! The messiness of the hair helps to distract from a peak or any balding spots.

Along those same lines, this medium length style works well to cover up various types of balding. This is a good choice if you have more than just a peak.

For a fashionable, medium length cut, check out this simple pushed back style. Neatly combed hair and a crisp fade make this haircut stand out.

Brushing the hair straight up into a small quiff is another route to take, as displayed by this short, puffed out style.

Want a looser, more artsy style? This longer side swept haircut might be the one for you. It’s full all over and even hangs down a bit in the back.

If you like simple, low maintenance haircuts, then this short fade is definitely one to consider. The top is brushed forward just a bit to provide some dimensionality.

This haircut goes the other way, taking the hair up and away from the widow’s peak. This makes the peak far less noticeable.

Balding also doesn’t have to mean shorter hairstyles. This more voluminous look is a great choice if you’ve got a widow’s peak.

Many men have naturally thin hair, so balding can make it look even thinner. But you can actually use this to your advantage, as shown by styles like this combed back pompadour.

Another take on the brush up concept, this hairstyle takes more of the hair up and has a slightly longer fade on the sides.

While the undercut and its many variations are certainly popular, you can also keep the top and sides long. This style will also work if you have naturally thin hair.