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I would encourage you to have a property examination so that the front, middle and back can be evaluated properly. If the middle of the scalp has less density (more scalp visible) than the back of the scalp, it would suggest that a diagnosis of female balding is likely. Trichoscopy is helpful to confirm miniaturization of hairs in the area. It would appear based in the photos that female balding (also called female pattern hair loss or female androgenetic alopecia) is quite likely but a full and complete exam should be done to confirm. A biopsy is not needed, but a full examination is needed. There are many good options if this is confirmed. The specialist who helps you should take a full history and exclude causes of telogen effluvium too. This often goes along with androgenetic alopecia. Blood tests are mandatory so don’t accept a final diagnosis without proper tests. I can’t say what blood tests you need as I don’t have your full story from birth to the present day. You certainly need ferritin, CBC, TSH but many others could be needed too depending on what your full story shares.
It looks like it - with limitations of pictures only. You would benefit from a good hair restoration program. Wish you all the best.
Procapil, like Minoxidil, is used to promote hair growth, but it works differently. While Minoxidil is a known vasodilator, meaning it widens blood vessels and can sometimes cause systemic side effects like heart palpitations, Procapil primarily works by improving scalp health and blocking DHT...
Most likely this is due to "traction alopecia". Treatments include topicals and you should see hair growth once inflammation is resolved.
Well, it depends on the full story and if you have any other diagnoses present like telogen effluvium or androgenetic alopecia. It also depends if bleaching has been recent or over many years and whether it was associated with scarring in the scalp. There is a whole lot more to this question...
