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Male Pattern Baldness: Causes, Stages, and Possible Treatments

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  If you've noticed that your hairline is starting to thin, the crown area is expanding, a new bald spot is appearing, or you're seeing more extra hair in your hairbrush, then male pattern baldness is the reason. Almost all men have some sort of hair loss problem when they are in their 50s and it is even quite common for certain medical conditions to cause them to lose their hair and become almost bald. But the question is how male pattern baldness occurs. At the time of baldness, the hair follicles begin to shrink and a thin stub of hair grows out of the skin, causing patches in different areas of the scalp. There are many more reasons for baldness. So let's go through the entire blog to solve all the queries. What is male pattern baldness? Male pattern baldness is considered a minor medical condition that seems to be common in every man between the ages of 30 and 50. Androgenetic is another name for male pattern baldness. From scalp hair loss to a receding hairline on the

PRP for Hair Loss: Efficacy, Safety, and Cost - Musk Clinic | Musk

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  PRP Hair Loss: Functionality, Safety, and Cost - Musk Clinic While hair loss is a common problem facing many, PRP has become propaganda. You may have encountered phrases such as ‘PRP has fewer side effects,’ ‘PRP is less expensive,’ and so on. PRP has long been used as a treatment for hair loss and as a treatment for musculoskeletal disorders, however, today it is used to treat skin diseases. This blog covers everything you need to know about PRP: What is PRP treatment? How effective is PRP treatment? Is PRP treatment safe? Is it an expensive story?   What is PRP Therapy? Platelet-rich plasma, also known as  PRP therapy , is an advanced medical treatment for hair loss by thinning, processing, injecting blood into the skin and follicles. Blood plasma comprising 3-5x platelets present in human blood. In addition, it contains several growth factors such as platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF), vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), transforming growth factor (TGF), and proteins tha