70 percent of men will experience hair loss in their lifetime. This thinning or balding is usually caused by androgenic alopecia, more commonly referred to as male pattern baldness. A balding crown and a receding hairline are signs of early male pattern baldness. If put off or ignored too long, hair loss can be permanent. […]
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Hair loss is an issue that affects both men and women. The most important step for both male and female pattern baldness is to first identify the cause and then seek assistance for treatment of underlying conditions, if necessary, and then enlist the help of a hair restoration specialist. Alopecia, meaning the partial or complete
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Many patients concerned with thinning hair or hair loss visit with Dr. Thompson to determine which treatment will best help them restore fullness and regain confidence. Patients are often surprised to learn that the best approach typically includes a myriad of treatments, non-invasive and invasive, to fully tackle the problem. Often the first approach is
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It’s true that many men look great with a bald head but it’s certainly not a look many can pull off. While it may sound superficial, hair loss can be quite difficult to deal with for many who suffer from androgenetic alopecia, also known as male pattern baldness. Despite the latter term for it, both
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