starting alopecia?

[Gab327]

Hi everyone. months ago I showed you a photo and many believed that my forehead was normal. the problem is that it seems to be getting worse. I have nothing in the vertex... so could it be a natural receding hairline?

 

[ninaross]

yes, it can be a receding hairline. It is a common sign of hair loss, particularly androgenetic alopecia, also known as male or female pattern baldness. Depending on the cause, there might be early-stage treatment options available, such as minoxidil (Rogaine), a topical medication proven to promote hair growth and slow down hair loss. However, it requires consistent use for long-term results.
A dermatologist can diagnose the underlying cause of your hair loss and recommend the most suitable treatment options.

 

[Bicyclegirrl]

Hi everyone. months ago I showed you a photo and many believed that my forehead was normal. the problem is that it seems to be getting worse. I have nothing in the vertex... so could it be a natural receding hairline?

FYI Gabe: I have androgenic alopecia. I was diagnosed when they found miniaturized hairs when they did a scalp biopsy.

 

[Bigmac]

It is possible your hairline is starting to recede. However, it is very slight if it is.

 

[mania]

Individuals with the illness are generally sound and have no different side effects. Alopecia areata regularly starts with unexpected loss of round or oval patches of hair on the scalp, however any piece of the body might be impacted, like the facial hair region in men, or the eyebrows or eyelashes.