Which hair pattern tends to increase with age and shows a regression on each side of the crown?

The correct choice is the hair pattern that is described as having a tendency to increase with age and exhibits a regression on both sides of the crown. This pattern is known as being recessed. As people age, they often experience various types of hair loss or changes in the distribution of hair on the scalp. The recessed hairline is characterized by an area of thinning or receding hair at the temples and the crown, which becomes more noticeable with advancing years.

In contrast, the other options do not accurately describe this phenomenon. For instance, a permissioned style is not recognized as a specific hair pattern associated with age but could refer to hair that is styled in a way that is socially accepted rather than a pattern of growth or recession. Neat and buzzed refer to specific hairstyles that emphasize the appearance of the hair rather than its growth patterns or changes attributed to aging.