Platelet-rich plasma has been shown to be effective for both men and women. Its effectiveness depends on the type of alopecia that occurs, but it is useful in various types of hair loss, such as androgenetic alopecia or alopecia areata.
If you’ve done any research on the subject of male pattern balding (MPB), then you’ve likely heard that inflammation is a big cause of hair loss in men. Indeed, inflammation has a role to play in many undesirable conditions including acne, asthma and arthritis to name just a few. Whilst it’s indisputable that dihydrotestosterone (DHT)…
Nanofat on the Scalp: Innovation in Hair Regeneration In the world of aesthetic medicine, the search for effective treatments for hair regeneration has led to the development of innovative techniques, and one of the most promising is the use of nanofat on the scalp. This advanced technique, which is part of regenerative medicine procedures, offers…
Minoxidil a medication to treat hair loss Minoxidil is a medication primarily used to treat hair loss. It’s available over-the-counter in liquid or foam form and is applied directly to the scalp. It is mainly used for treating androgenetic alopecia (male or female pattern baldness). It’s more effective in people with recent hair loss and…
Hair loss in men Hair loss in men Androgenic Alopecia Men usually lose big hair quantities for 3 main reasons: inheritance, age, and hormonal issues. The Androgenic Alopecia mostly affects the head’s frontal and superior areas. The main hormone that affects the hair follicles is Dihyrdotestosterone hormone or DHT. DHT travels through the blood and…
HAIR LOSS IS A SUBJECT THAT’S SURROUNDED BY MYTHS AND HALF-TRUTHS. THIS BEING THE CASE, SOME SOLID STATS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. BELOW ARE 10 HAIR LOSS STATS THAT YOU PROBABLY DIDN’T KNOW. 1. 60% OF MEN CAN’T SPOT A HAIR TRANSPLANT There was a time when hair transplants were viewed as a last desperate measure…
After hair transplantation After hair transplantation, the restored hair will grow in the same way as the patient’s natural hair. After six months, the patient should notice significant hair growth in the area where they were previously bald. The patient’s hair (both natural and transplanted) will continue to grow naturally permanently.