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hi doc
i was looking for advise from doctor for baldness i have some hair loss problem since two year and loss from front side and i m using livon hair gain and its work but so slowly after three month hair fall control and some new hair regenerate.
i had an accident in past year and operation in my head so that's why the hair fall will done and give me the answer for other medicine to grow some hair
i was very athletic person and i don't want to loss hair
please do needful
i was looking for advise from doctor for baldness i have some hair loss problem since two year and loss from front side and i m using livon hair gain and its work but so slowly after three month hair fall control and some new hair regenerate.
i had an accident in past year and operation in my head so that's why the hair fall will done and give me the answer for other medicine to grow some hair
i was very athletic person and i don't want to loss hair
please do needful
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Mon, 2 Dec 2013
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Hi. Thanks for posting your concern at HCM
Hair loss in males can be due to various causes like Androgenetic alopecia, Telogen effluvium, Alopecia areata etc.
In your case it seems to be Androgenetic alopecia which is genetically predisposed and also is the most common type of hair loss in males.
It is gradual and can start anytime after puberty.
I would advice that you consult a dermatologist. Your dermatologist would assess the degree of hair loss and would prescribe topical as well as oral medication to control your hair loss and possibly regrow new hair.
Minoxidil and finasteride are FDA approved for this kind of hair loss. They are used world wide for this kind of hair loss.
take care
regards.
Hair loss in males can be due to various causes like Androgenetic alopecia, Telogen effluvium, Alopecia areata etc.
In your case it seems to be Androgenetic alopecia which is genetically predisposed and also is the most common type of hair loss in males.
It is gradual and can start anytime after puberty.
I would advice that you consult a dermatologist. Your dermatologist would assess the degree of hair loss and would prescribe topical as well as oral medication to control your hair loss and possibly regrow new hair.
Minoxidil and finasteride are FDA approved for this kind of hair loss. They are used world wide for this kind of hair loss.
take care
regards.
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Hi,
You need to have patience. It is great that Livon hair gain is working for you although slowly acting.
It is difficult for the hair to grow after operation. So, have patience and wait for the results to come.
If no improvement within 6 months from now, you can consult your dermatologist for another alternative suitable for your case.
All the best!
Dr.Bardha
You need to have patience. It is great that Livon hair gain is working for you although slowly acting.
It is difficult for the hair to grow after operation. So, have patience and wait for the results to come.
If no improvement within 6 months from now, you can consult your dermatologist for another alternative suitable for your case.
All the best!
Dr.Bardha
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