Hair Loss · Page 11
Why hair falls out, the common types of hair loss, and what the evidence says about each.
- Hair Loss
- Hair Growth
- Hair Transplant
- SMP
- Simulation & Stimulation
- Minoxidil & Medicines
- Women's Hair
- Scalp Care
- Treatments by Area
Talking to your partner or family about hair loss treatment
Why hair loss can be hard to raise, what partners and family commonly worry about, including finasteride and pregnancy, how to explain the options, costs and time frames, and a simple way to decide together.
Autoimmune conditions and hair loss: lupus, thyroid disease and alopecia areata
Autoimmune conditions can affect hair directly, through scalp inflammation, or through thyroid and other changes in the body. This guide explains alopecia areata, thyroid disease and lupus, scarring versus non-scarring hair loss, useful tests and when to see a doctor.
Hair loss treatments with few side effects: realistic low-risk options
Hair loss treatments with few side effects in Malaysia: camouflage, topical minoxidil, light devices, ketoconazole shampoo, PRP, microneedling and finasteride compared by side effects and evidence, plus ways to lower risk.
Thinning hair in teenage girls: causes parents should know
The common causes of thinning hair in teenage girls, from alopecia areata, ringworm and hair pulling to shedding, tight styles, low iron, dieting, thyroid problems and PCOS, plus what a doctor may check and how parents can help.
Advanced balding (Norwood 6-7): realistic options and honest limits
What Norwood 6 and 7 mean, why medicine mainly protects remaining hair, how a limited donor supply shapes a transplant, and how SMP, hair systems and a shaved look compare, with honest limits for each.