Hair Loss Prevention

Hair loss can have many different causes and can be divided into several types depending on the cause. Nutritional factors, genetic predisposition, hormonal factors, exposure to chemicals, immune system diseases, hair growth disorders, medication use, psychological disorders, stress, and skin diseases affecting the scalp can all cause temporary or permanent hair loss.

Androgenic alopecia, also known as baldness, is a genetic condition that can affect anyone. For men, this condition is called male pattern baldness. This type of hair loss can first begin in men during puberty or their early 20s. It typically begins with a receding hairline and the gradual loss of hair from the crown and frontal scalp.

In women, this condition is called female pattern baldness. Significant thinning usually doesn’t occur until middle age. In women, this condition manifests as generalized thinning across the entire head, concentrated on the crown.

Carrying out preventive treatments and treating the cause of baldness before the hair disappears completely can reduce the occurrence of baldness or delay its onset.

While systemic treatments are being carried out, especially for the treatment of diseases that cause baldness and causes such as anemia and hormonal disorders, hair mesotherapy, hair PRP and stem cell treatments applied locally to the scalp should also be added.