I am 17 and have a receeding hairlines about nw2 how do I stop it getting worse. I no about propecia but not sure if it is only for thinning. please help it is making me really depressed
June 26, 2015
Answer: Receeding hairline Hair loss at the age of 17 years can be due to hormonal ( Androgenetic Alopecia) or dietary issues as well. It is better to start to visit a hair specialist doctor to evaluate the kind of hair loss. Without seeing your pictures, it is difficult to comment however, in general the treatment protocol for hair loss in young males will include: Finesteride, Minoxidil, multivitamins and Platelet rich therapy.
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June 26, 2015
Answer: Receeding hairline Hair loss at the age of 17 years can be due to hormonal ( Androgenetic Alopecia) or dietary issues as well. It is better to start to visit a hair specialist doctor to evaluate the kind of hair loss. Without seeing your pictures, it is difficult to comment however, in general the treatment protocol for hair loss in young males will include: Finesteride, Minoxidil, multivitamins and Platelet rich therapy.
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June 11, 2015
Answer: Dr Alba Reyes The use of Propecia is mainly for protection of the crown area. You can try the use of Minoxidil 5% to see if it helps slow down the hair loss. Remember that in the end it is a genetic process and if you have balding men/women in your family then most likely you will receed more over the next years.
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June 11, 2015
Answer: Dr Alba Reyes The use of Propecia is mainly for protection of the crown area. You can try the use of Minoxidil 5% to see if it helps slow down the hair loss. Remember that in the end it is a genetic process and if you have balding men/women in your family then most likely you will receed more over the next years.
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