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Baldness

Baldness, or androgenetic alopecia, is a common form of hair loss that primarily affects men, but can also impact women. It often results from genetic and hormonal factors, leading to a gradual thinning of the hair, particularly on the crown of the head and the temples. Discover everything there is to know about baldness here.
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FAQ about baldness

Can baldness affect women?

Yes, although less common, baldness can affect women, often in the form of diffuse hair loss.

What are the initial signs of baldness?

A thinning of the hair, a receding hairline, and sparse areas on the scalp are the initial indicators of baldness.

What treatments are available to combat baldness?

Treatments for baldness include minoxidil, finasteride, hair transplantation, and therapies such as PRP (platelet-rich plasma).

What is the role of hormones in baldness?

Dihydrotestosterone (DHT), a hormone derived from testosterone, contributes to the thinning of hair follicles and the onset of baldness.

At what age does baldness typically begin?

Baldness can begin as early as one's twenties or thirties, but this varies among individuals.

Is baldness hereditary?

Yes, baldness is often genetically inherited from one of the parents.

Can stress hasten the onset of baldness?

Yes, chronic stress can accelerate hair loss due to baldness.

Can anti-hair loss shampoos halt baldness?

No, even though anti-hair loss shampoos can strengthen hair fibres, they are not sufficient to halt baldness.

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