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Male pattern balding is the most common form of hair loss in men but telogen effluvium runs a close second. Telogen effluvium typically presents itself as diffuse thinning all over the scalp and not just in certain areas. The hairline is not usually impacted and it usually reverses itself and is not permanent.
Common Causes:
The treatment for telogen effluvium depends on the cause. Most cases of telogen effluvium, if addressed early, can be turned around sooner than later with aggressive treatment. Aggressive and persistent cases may respond well to treatment. Early diagnosis with proper lab results can help slow the shed along with speeding up the new growth of anagen (new) hair.
Treatment options:
The professionals at HPIHair develop an individual plan for each client depending on the depth of the hair loss, the conditions and your need to restore your hair. Treatment options can consist of topical treatments, supplements, scalp stimulation treatments, low-level laser therapy, scalp microneedling with growth factors.
Telogen effluvium (TE) is one of the most commonly diagnosed hair loss conditions among dermatologists. TE is described as a form of non-scarring alopecia, which is characterized by temporary diffuse hair loss. Diffuse hair loss is seen throughout a large area of the scalp with symmetrical…read more
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Minoxidil
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