Hair loss is commonly considered a health issue for men and can often be seen and portrayed as a man’s problem. In reality, hair loss is not uncommon in women, and women make up 40% of all hair loss sufferers. Almost 2 out of 3 men can expect to have hair loss before the age of 60, but in reality, it is more common in men than women and is often presented as a “man problem” and bedridden.
Genetic forms of hair loss are the most visible alopecia (hair loss), which affects both men and women. Androgenic alopsecticides are more common in men than women, but they can also be observed in some women and account for a large proportion of all hair loss in India.
The most common causes of hair loss are genetic diseases that are the result of a combination of environmental factors such as genetics, environmental toxins and genetic mutations.
In men, a pattern of bald patches is characterized by bald patches at the back of the head, on the front scalp, on the sides, and under the hairline. This usually begins and is followed by hair loss in front of the scalp, which first spreads to the back and head. It can make progress and even end up bald if you are a man, but it can also make progress for women, especially older women.
If you know what is causing your hair loss, our hair loss experts can tell you what to expect. Your online consultation will take you from one doctor to another to learn more about the cause, what treatment options are available, and how to prevent further hair loss. Our doctors examine your scalp, look for lost hair patterns, and ask you questions. If you find a classic pattern of hair loss, your doctor will spend some time discussing it with you, as well as any other signs and symptoms of the condition.
Our hair specialist will treat the root cause of your hair loss and offer treatment options to promote hair regrowth and hair renewal, including fue hair transplant and long-term treatment for permanent hair loss. Hair transplantation is one of the specialized hair loss treatments we offer for men and women with severe, chronic, severe, or chronic hair loss.
Simply put, if you notice that the hairline is shrinking or thinning and want to do something about it, go to the doctor. If you do not notice any of the common signs of baldness, but simply want to have something prepared and have a plan for dealing with hair loss when you experience it, it is worth a visit to the hair loss doctor. In some cases, you may be referred for special treatment to end the underlying problem of hair loss. Whether your hair loss is caused by stress or a health problem, a hair loss doctor will be able to prescribe something that treats your underlying medical condition.
Hair specialists can help them identify skin conditions that can lead to hair loss. You can consult with experts to find out why your hair is losing and put together a hair loss prevention protocol to help you minimize further hair loss and retain as much hair as possible.
If you are affected by hair loss in a certain area of your scalp, there is also the possibility of a hair transplant, where hair follicles are transplanted from one area of the scalp to another affected area. ( you can watch the surgery video here) When a hair transplant is performed on a patient for a specific area with hair loss, the results can look very natural and be satisfactory, you can check the same here.
Before women decide on a specific treatment for hair loss, they should work with a doctor to determine the reason for the thinning hair. Perm dyes can contribute to more hair loss, as can hair care, which causes hair loss.
If the reason for hair loss is unclear, your doctor may perform tests to check for any diseases that may cause it. In the case of genetically-related hair loss, the doctor may order a serum DHT test that detects the hormone dihydrotestosterone, which causes hair loss, such as testosterone, in the blood.
Minoxidil can slow hair loss, stimulate hair growth, but it cannot cure hair loss and it can take up to six months for results to become visible. Hair loss caused by alopecia areata can disappear or be overcome, or it can be treated with something. Hair often falls out in some places and grows back in other parts of the body, such as on the scalp or in the hairline. If your hair is caused by something that is not permanent, it is unlikely to grow back: hair can grow and regrow if treated and regrow.
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