Can hair loss for 5 years due to vitamin d deficiency be recovered to at least some extent? (Photo)

Based on your photos, I suspect possible male pattern hair loss/androgenetic alopecia in addition to the telogen effluvium (or shedding hair loss) component from the Vitamin D deficiency. Vitamin D is important to the hair follicle and I would continue to have your level monitored and supplement as recommended by your doctor. That being said, I would suspect that you have a component of genetic/hormonal hair loss which is the most common type of hair loss called male pattern hair loss/androgenetic alopecia. I would see a dermatologist or hair restoration surgeon to allow in person exam including dermoscopic/trichoscopic exam to confirm diagnosis and discuss your treatment options.

Hello, Dr. George Abrahamian here from LA FUE Hair Clinic in Pasadena, CA. Hair loss is multifactorial, but the most common cause in men by far is androgenic alopecia, or hormone mediated hair loss. However, there are many causes, including vitamin D deficiency, that can also contribute to hair loss. The most important thing to do is make sure that you are monitoring your Vitamin D levels, and supplementing as directed by your primary physician to bring your levels up to within normal range. Hair loss that you may be experiencing from the vitamin D deficiency should improve after some time after your vitamin levels normalize, but any hair loss that may be due to androgenic alopecia may not improve without different interventions such as minoxidil and finasteride. A multidirectional approach to treating your hair loss is indicated here. I hope this helps.

Hi! One session will be enough for you, since the area of baldness is not so large, in one session we will transplant approximately 3000-3300 grafts using the FUE+DHI methods.We will restore your anterior line, temporal receding hairline and make density in some places you needed.