androgenetic-alopecia-en

Androgenetic alopecia is the most common cause of hair loss in men and women, driven by genetic predisposition and androgen (male hormone) influence. In men, it starts as thinning and receding at the temples and crown; in women, it leads to diffuse hair thinning across the scalp.

Causes:

• Heredity
• Increased follicle sensitivity to androgens
• Hormonal changes

Symptoms:

• Progressive hair loss
• Thinning and lightening of hair
• Formation of bald patches (men) or widened partings (women)

Diagnosis and treatment:
At Kani Dəri Clinic in Baku, comprehensive diagnostics (trichoscopy, laboratory tests) and personalized therapy (topical and systemic medications, hair growth procedures, care and nutrition advice) are offered. The goal is to slow hair loss and stimulate regrowth.