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Posted on : October 14, 2016 | Category : Hair Loss | Author: John Kahen
According to the online Medical Libary, 25% of men show signs of baldness by age 30 and two thirds by age 60. Hair Loss affects toughly 40 % of men thats why men are starting to take action with hairtransplantaion when there is even a slight sign of balding The most dramatic area to lose hair is the frontal area (hair line). This tends to cause a man to look bald even with only a slight loss of hair. The number of young men starting treatment with propecia and hair restoration is increasing. It is common for men with minimal hair loss to seek a surgical hair transplant. Most men with frontal hair loss are excellent candidates for follicular hair transplants.
For most men with male pattern baldness, frontal hair loss is the most common. This is characterized by a front to back progression of hair loss. For most men there is generally more limited hair loss in the crown, even with advanced hair loss, the hair loss moves back until with many it causes baldness from the front to the crown, leaving the sides and back of the head producing a fair amount of hair. Direction of hair growth enables coverage of the area immediately in front of it and to the side to give the most natural appearance
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Quick! Mild swelling of the scalp with redness lasting only a few days.
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