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no , there is no realion betweem SD and AGA but most of my patients coming to my clİnic also complain abaout seborreic dermatitis beside hair loss and they assume that oily skin causes hair loss with that misconseption .
Seborrhea dermatitis is an inherited scalp and skin condition. It may accompany androgenic alopecia but it is not related to it. However, it it does often cause hair loss if not treated properly with anti-dandruff shampoo and an occasional steroid cream for acute exacerbation.
Seborrheic dermatitis can occur in babies as well as adults. So it is not an early sign. However, seborrheic dermatitis does frequently occur in patients with androgenetic hair loss and is important to address. Seborrheic dermatitis can induce a mild effluvium which might facilitate miniaturization over the long run. Aggressive treatment in my opinion is important.
Sebhoric dermatitis is not related to hair loss contrary to what most 'old wives tales' say. Genetic hair loss is independent of Seborrhea dermatitis
Thank you for your question. Rogaine 2% has not been shown clinically to be very effective for hair follicle stimulation. The minimum concentration recommended is 5%. You should use is twice a day and may take up to 3 months to show results(mostly in the crown area). Initially...
Studies show finasteride helps the temples (and crown) in men under age 40. In men over 40, it mainly helps the vertex.Finasteride overall helps the crown more.Finasteride effects may diminish a bit over time (especially after 5-7 yrs). But the important thing to know is that it is still w...
Our scalps are similar to our skin in that it is made up of layers of dermis. Our scalps are even more prone to infection than the rest of our skin due to the natural secretion of sebum and the hair covering, which can not only hide wounds but make them worse. It’s great to hear the infection h...
