In modern realities, hair loss in men is a common ailment in middle-aged men. For some, it begins at 30, and by the age of 40 it develops to the maximum stage. For the elderly, reducing the density of hair is the norm. But the observation of such a symptom in young people in 20-25Read more about Hair loss in men[…]
Definition of the disease. Causes of baldness: Androgenetic alopecia is hair loss as a result of hypersensitivity of hair follicles to androgens. In men, there is a bilateral lesion of the frontal-temporal areas with a lesion of the frontal hairline and a lesion of the crown. The code of androgenic alopecia in the International ClassificationRead more about Causes of baldness in men[…]
Both women and men dream of a luxurious thick hairstyle. But hair loss can be a serious obstacle on the way to this dream. This problem makes you think about how to get your hair back without drastic measures in the form of a transplant. We will try to analyze the answer to this questionRead more about How do I get my hair back? Do hair transplant alternatives work?[…]
Focal baldness (focal alopecia, alopecia areata) is a type of hair loss in which baldness develops in certain areas of the head. In some cases, the hair falls out over a large area or even on the whole body. Usually hair growth is restored within a few months, but sometimes baldness becomes permanent. Estimates ofRead more about How does focal alopecia proceed?[…]
A group of scientists from Columbia University in the course of two studies found new ways to combat baldness (hair loss). In the first study, scientists led by Angela Christiano, MD, professor of dermatology, discovered previously unknown cells that support follicles in mice at rest, and showed that suppressing these cells can awaken dormant hairRead more about New ways to combat baldness in 2022[…]
Androgenetic alopecia part I here Therapeutic strategies androgenetic alopecia Clinical and research progress has helped clarify some of the pathogenic stages leading to androgenic hair loss. In addition to androgens and genetic imbalance, additional pathogenic factors, microbial flora, endogenous and exogenous stresses, microinflammation, and possibly others are expected to participate. And although, obviously, other potentialRead more about Androgenetic alopecia. Part II[…]
A family history of androgenetic alopecia, indicating a strong genetic predisposition, significantly increases the risk of developing this disease. The mechanisms of inheritance of male and female baldness have not been fully studied. Hypotheses have been put forward for the participation of various gene loci in the hereditary transmission of androgen alopecia: the androgen receptorRead more about Androgenetic alopecia. Part I.[…]
Remedies for alopecia. How to cure alopecia? Treatment of hair loss by “male type” or as a result of a hereditary factor should be comprehensive and include: use of special medicines; taking vitamin complexes; physiotherapy procedures; HFE hair transplantation. Since with androgenic alopecia, the loss is less intense, gradual, the treatment regimen is selected individually,Read more about How to cure alopecia?[…]
Hair loss manifests itself in many forms, and it is becoming an increasingly common complaint of patients in dermatological clinics. Some forms of scarring are also becoming more common in dermatological practice. However, today androgenetic alopecia is widespread among men. Its frequency varies among different ethnic groups, but in general, up to 70% of menRead more about Promising methods of treatment of androgenic alopecia[…]
Along with the traditional medication for baldness, I also recommend topical treatments and lifestyle enhancements. But which vitamins lack if you have hair loss? Obviously, along with taking drugs, you can get the missing substances with natural products and supplements! How different types of baldness indicate vitamin deficiency You can try to independently determine whichRead more about Which vitamins lack if you have hair loss?[…]