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Noticing hair loss when you look in the mirror in the morning can be a jolt. Being aware of the best ways to combat this situation is vital.
Hair loss can be confusing, especially if no one in your family has had hair issues previously. After all, hair loss is hereditary… right?
When you start to notice a receding hairline, hair thinning, decreasing hair volume, or a widening hair part, it's normal to focus on the change to your appearance.
Androgenic alopecia is the most common form of hair loss. So-called pattern baldness – which occurs in both men and women – is an inherited trait and largely based on genetics.
The myths about hair transplants – like many other common myths – have their roots in history. Let’s address this history, look at where it all came from, and give you the facts on modern hair transplant procedures.
Human health is complicated and so is our hair health. The interconnectedness of the human endocrine system and other health factors – and their impact on hair health and hair loss – is a growing area of research and information.
Losing your hair can quickly have a negative effect on your self-esteem and leave you depressed, but what if depression also causes you to lose your hair? For many men, questions about male psychology and hair loss are intertwined. Mental illness can impact your hair health and hair health can impact mental illness.
It’s true, men are walking around these days with half the level of testosterone that our fathers and grandfathers had. Why is that?