Androgenetic Alopecia

This is a capillary alteration capable of making the hair strands thinner and more superficial with each cycle. Although it is more common in men, it can also affect women, but manifests itself differently.

Androgenetic alopecia, better known as baldness, is triggered by genetic and hormonal predisposition, affects mainly men, and can lead to partial or total loss of hair.

The important thing is to treat this early, not to wait for a hair transplant. The ideal is to treat in the initial phase. We have topical lotions, oral remedies and injections of medication into the scalp, which absorbs medication very well through its rich vascular network. When noticing the symptoms of alopecia, look for a dermatologist.