We all have often heard the term male pattern hair loss. It is one of the most common causes of hair thinning in men and bald patches development. If you are a woman and face the same issue, it is formerly called androgenic Alopecia. Though androgenetic Alopecia is not very common as male pattern hair loss; it does leave many women struggling with thinning hair and bald patches. The good news is that many treatments are now made available for androgenic Alopecia to restore your head with healthy hair.  

A close look at Androgenic Alopecia 

Let us first explore what Androgenic Alopecia is and how it can impact your normal hair growth. The female pattern hair loss occurs when the growth stage is impeded and the resting stage of the hair growth cycle hampered.

When old hair sheds and new hair grows it is considered normal; however in cases of extreme hair loss new hair growth does not take place leading to excessive shedding of a hair and bald patches. In addition to this, excess DHT (Dihydrotestosterone) is a major cause of female hair loss patterns. This testosterone byproduct binds the androgen receptors in susceptible follicles, which activates the genes which are held responsible for miniaturizing the large terminal follicles. The hair on the head starts to get small, shreds more and disappears altogether. 

The extent of hair loss varies from woman to woman, but it is generally after 40 years of age that most women start noticing bald patches. There is a strong genetic factor associated with androgenic Alopecia, where some women are more vulnerable to it. 

Androgenetic Alopecia Treatment 

Androgenic Alopecia is not unfortunately curable completely but can be treated to a large extent effectively at VPlant Hair Clinic. You can rely on accurate diagnoses and treatment options under our highly experienced hair experts at the clinic to help you tackle androgenic Alopecia at early stages and minimize the adverse impact of androgenic Alopecia.   

At VPlant Hair Clinic, we first talk to you about your hair loss experience. A thorough examination of your scalp is performed with a medical history analysis to identify factors that may cause androgenic Alopecia. From there on, our hair experts recommend various treatment options customized to your needs. 

From topical treatments to laser hair therapy, you can restore your vigor to all follicles and curb the effects of the androgenic Alopecia to minimize your hair loss. 

Treatment for Androgenetic Alopecia 

Various treatments are available for androgenic Alopecia, male pattern hair loss, or female pattern hair loss. The current treatments include minoxidil application for initial stage treatments in women. If androgenic Alopecia advances to bald patches, then hair transplant treatments or low-level laser therapy is recommended as a highly effective beneficial treatment for balding approved by FDA. Platelet-rich plasma injections are also effective in reversing androgenic alopecia effects. 

Gateway for treatment of Androgenic Alopecia 

No women want to lose her crown, which is the healthy hair on her scalp. So, there is no need to worry. Get to VPlant Hair Clinics for a quick solution. Contact us to schedule your consultation at our advanced hair clinic under the country’s best hair experts.