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Hair loss in men can be more or less serious and is characterized by different stages classified in order of severity by the Hamilton classification:

Regarding women, they are never bald because the skull is much less bald and diffusely. Rather, we observe sparse hair and the visibility of the skull through the hair. The stages of severity of baldness in women are listed in the Ludwig classification and are 4 in number.

As a general rule and especially in men, androgenetic alopecia is characterized by hair loss at the temples and the top of the skull, and this is a more or less serious way depending on the case. The crown located above the neck is never affected by baldness: it is called the eternal zone.

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Seborrheic alopecia also affects many men and women, takes the same form, and can be more or less serious.
hair loss is due to excess production of sebum which chokes the hair and kills it.

Other uncomfortable side effects accompany this hair loss:

Oily scalp and hair

Loss of hair shine

Hair heaviness

Volume loss

Hair weakening

Irritations, tingling, and dandruff

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It can also be accompanied by red patches and other inflammations of the scalp.

Scar pattern baldness affects men as well as women and is not at all similar to the so-called common androgenetic baldness. Indeed, it comes in the form of alopecia areata or irregular hair loss on the skull. It can also be accompanied by red patches and other inflammations of the scalp.  It does not follow the same logic as common baldness which concentrates on the temples and the top of the skull and can affect any area of the scalp.

The causes of cicatricial alopecia are varied, but all come from external aggression:
Viral, infectious, or bacterial diseases (Syphilis, favus, follicular planus, cancers, cutaneous lupus, Fungal infectionsCongenital origins (aplasia of the scalp)An autoimmune reaction following a disease degeneration of the metabolism (due to a tumor or other diseases)

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Hormonal disorders:

Just like androgenetic alopecia, there are cases of baldness due to hormonal disruption. There are several hormonal disorders:

– Menopause decreases estrogen

– Micropolycystic ovary syndrome (production of androgens)

The stress :
Stress is one of the common causes that cause hair loss, especially in women. Whether due to psychological shock or daily pressure (example: work), stress stimulates the production of androgen hormones, responsible for hair loss.

Dietary deficiencies:

Permanent diets or eating disorders such as anorexia cause nutritional deficiencies. These deficiencies prevent the hair system from functioning properly, as it needs vitamins and mineral salts to produce the cells responsible for the creation and good quality of hair. A diet that is too rich can cause the same effect.

Solutions to baldness:

There are some medical treatments that slow down hair loss but do not prevent it, such as Minoxidil or Propecia. Despite its good results, Propecia gives annoying side effects such as erectile dysfunction

Nowadays, the one and only real solution to combat baldness is hair micrografting. There are several micrograft methods and the most effective in terms of aesthetics is the F.U.E micrograft technique, which consists of removing each graft and reimplanting them in the bald area.

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