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The problem
For a lot of guys, hair loss starts earlier than they would have ever expected—in fact two out of three guys will experience some form of hair loss by the time they’re 35. Many men first notice thinning hair and a lack of hair growth at the crown. Over time, a thinning crown can quickly spread across the scalp, creating a bald spot.
Source: American Academy of Dermatologists
The cause
Male pattern baldness, also known as androgenetic alopecia, is the most common cause of a thinning crown. Genetics are the biggest factor in how susceptible you are to hair loss. So, if members of your family have a bald spot or thinning crown, there’s a good chance you’ll experience similar hair loss and thinning hair as well.
Source: American Hair Loss Association
The solution
Luckily, there is an FDA-approved topical treatment that is clinically proven to increase hair growth. Minoxidil works by stimulating your hair follicles to grow more hair, which can increase growth by up to 35%. If you’re experiencing a receding hairline, your doctor may also recommend that you take finasteride, which is clinically proven to prevent hair loss.
Parts of the head
Experiencing some sort of male pattern baldness but not sure how to pinpoint where exactly? Check out this tour of the scalp.
Prevent hair loss
Once you’ve noticed a receding hairline, it’s normal to wonder if it’s possible to stop your hair from thinning any further. Luckily, it is!
Hats and hair loss
Many guys worry that their beloved baseball caps and winter hats can cause hair loss. For some, it can.
Treatment efficacy
If you’re considering a treatment option for hair loss, you likely want to know if it will actually work. Learn how effective our treatments are.
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