Follow-up: Why does the hairs in the front of my scalp grow so slow?

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The hairs in the front of my scalp seem to grow much slower than the back and I've been trying for a couple of months to grow it out but it's growing super slow.

Michael Meshkin, MD - Account Suspended · Answer

the most common cause of hair loss in men is genetic androgenic male pattern hair loss. It usually starts by minitutization of the hair in frontal are and then progresses to else where on the scalp. There are other less coming causes that may lead to hair loss as well. In order to find the cause for your hair loss and get the proper treatment, you need to get evaluated by a hair restoration specialist.

William Rassman, MD (retired) · Answer

People with genetic balding may see that their hair is growing slower before it is impacted by visual changes in the hair. As you live near our office,. we should find out if you are in the early phase of genetic hair loss. The best test to get this diagnosis is the measurement of your hair bulk in different parts of your scalp. I look forward to meeting you and offering you this test to see if this is the cause of your frontal slower growth.

Follow-up: Why does the hairs in the front of my scalp grow so slow?

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