Female Pattern Hair Loss
Frontal recession may create an M-shaped pattern.
Male hair loss often follows a genetic pattern, but stress, health, nutrition and scalp conditions can also contribute. AHT assesses the cause, stage and donor potential before recommending non-surgical care, transplant planning or a combined approach.
Frontal recession may create an M-shaped pattern.
Loss at the corners can widen the forehead.
The vertex may gradually become more visible.
Density can reduce across the top.
Stress, illness or deficiency may trigger hair fall.
Inflammation or scarring may affect growth.
Family history and duration.
Pattern and density.
Back and sides reviewed.
Surgical or non-surgical.
Progress monitored.
It is usually progressive and often needs long-term management.
Timing depends on age, stability, donor quality and future loss risk.
Yes, but graft priority depends on donor capacity.
Usually not where active follicles are absent.
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