Treatment for Male Hair Loss in 40’s

Testosterone, a male sex hormone very important for adult male features such as facial and body hair. In some people and their families, there are genes which make their hair follicles more sensitive to testosterone. This leads to the hairs becoming shorter and thinner with each cycle of air growth. Generally, the balding process is gradual and you will only lose hair on your scalp.

Hair Loss depends on various factors:

1.Heredity (Family History)

If you have a history of baldness in your family, like your parents, grandparents or even maternal paternal side uncles. Then there are chances of you getting baldness. This type of baldness is called male-pattern baldness.

2.DHT (Dihydrotestosterone)

If you are genetically susceptible to hair loss then DHT binds to receptors in your hair follicles and can cause them to shrink, weaken and eventually die. This can lead to a complete end of hair growth in DHT-affected hair follicles.

3.Medical Conditions

Various medical conditions can lead to hair loss in men such as scalp infections, ringworms.

4.Medications and supplements

Hair loss can be a side effect of certain medications, such as those prescribed for cancer, arthritis, depression, heart problems, high blood pressure. Many people get hair fall due to Vitamin B deficiency. Individuals who are on retinoids or Vitamin A medicines for a longer duration. I can cause hypervitaminosis in the body, which can result in hair fall.

5.Stress

Many people experience thinning of hair for several months after a physical or emotional shock. This type of hair loss is generally very temporary.

Generally, Minoxidil and finasteride are prescribed for the treatment of hair loss in men. Which also promotes hair growth. Minoxidil works by increasing the blood flow to the hair follicles and extend the growth phase of hair follicles. It is available in 2%, 5% to 10% and depending on your hair fall condition it is prescribed. Finasteride blocks the enzyme called a 5-alfa reductase which generally converts the testosterone into DHT and prevents hair loss.

1.Dermaroller for hair loss

Dermaroller widely used procedure for hair loss and it gives good results too. It is a device which has many fine needles on it. When we roll it on the scalp, it pricks the skin on the scalp and causes pinpoint holes on the scalp. When we use it, it causes minor injuries on the scalp to boost the collagen which helps in hair growth.

2.PRP for hair loss

Platelet-rich plasma therapy for hair loss (PRP) is a procedure where our bodies blood is taken and growth factors present in our plasma are used. Then this plasma is injected into the scalp after centrifuging it twice to separate rich plasma and poor plasma. Our bodies own growth factors works best for our hair growth. These growth factors stimulate the growth of your hair. It also activates the hair cells and helps them to grow faster.

3.Mesotherapy for hair loss

Mesotherapy for hair loss is very much similar to PRP. The only difference is, in PRP we use our bodies growth factor and in mesotherapy, we use botanical growth factors. These botanical growth factors are injected into the scalp with the help needles present in the device, which stimulates hair growth.

Hair loss in men during their 40s can be attributed to various factors, including genetics, hormonal changes, medical conditions, medications, and stress. Effective treatments are available, such as Minoxidil and finasteride, which help promote hair growth.

Advanced options like dermarollers, PRP therapy, and mesotherapy can further stimulate hair regeneration. Consulting with a hair specialist can help determine the most suitable approach for your specific condition. Don’t hesitate to seek professional advice to address your hair loss concerns.