What are natural remedies for right sided receding hairline? (photos)

There is no cure for genetic balding in men. There are some medical and surgical options. See a doctor first. Natural remedies do not work.

Supplements may support hair health but typically do not provide the same results as medical interventions. In addition to medicated topical treatments, patients can consider hair transplant. SmartGraft is an option you can consider. This hair loss treatment transfers individual grafts from the donor site to the areas needed. It is performed under local anesthetic with minimal down time. Most patients report little to no pain. There are no incisions, no stitches, and no linear scar. Some results can be seen immediately with full results after nine months. You can learn more about SmartGraft on my website.

Male pattern balding is often not symmetrical as it begins.What are the "natural" remedies to get your hairline back? There are none that will allow you to get your hairline back, but there are a few natural remedies that could help a bit. These includepumpkin seed oil rosemary oilsaw palmettoStudies of these are quite limited and do not appear quite the same effect  as finasteride, minoxidil, LLLT or PRP

In my years of experience in hair restoration field, I know for fact that men's hair loss is almost never symmetrical.  In fact, most people start receding or maturating their hairline on right side first.  My guess is whether you are experiencing early make patterned hair loss or only maturing your hairline, the other side will catch up eventually.It is not bad to find a good hair transplant doctor in your area and have a consultation with a microscopic evaluation to determine your future hair loss pattern and be proactive with maintaining or restoring your hair.

It is not unusual that men who are balding will develop balding on one side of the head before the other. You can expect that eventually the other side will catch up unless you take the drug finasteride. The right side can be nicely treated with a hair transplant. See the web reference below where you can thumb through 1000 patient photos of people who had this done

Is your first goal "natural" or "effective?"  Not that these two options are mutually exclusive, but it is often the case that patients fall for an arbitrary description of "natural" only to find that the product does not meet their goals for their hair (the classic case of this would be saw palmetto "supplements").Assuming you have run-of-the-mill male pattern hair loss (also termed androgenetic alopecia, and yes, it CAN affect one side more significantly than the other), the therapies (other than surgery) that work for certain are finasteride, minoxidil, LLLT and medicated shampoos like ketoconazole.  Of course the MOST natural thing to do would be to let nature take its course and see where your hairline ends up.  If it runs in your family to maintain a lower hairline, it may not progress very far at all.  You might just develop the quintessential "mature" hairline which actually looks quite good on a man and is a desirable trait (like "The Most Interesting Man in the World" from the Dos Equis commercials!).  If hair loss is significant in your family history (or if you just don't know), treat it with the most effective means you can find so you can continue to enjoy the hair.Good luck!

Hello,I understand your concerns and this is something that can be easily fixed. I think you would be an excellent candidate for the newest technology for hair restoration. You would have no downtime, no visible incisions or scars, and no pain. Please make sure you consult with a physician who has years of experience, and who offers the latest technology.good luck!