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Male Hair Loss

Male Hair Loss

Male pattern baldness has many causes, it can be because of hereditary components, hormonal changes, medical conditions, or even a normal part of ageing. Hereditary hair loss is extremely common in men, and while some people like to let it run its course untreated, others opt to go for a male pattern baldness treatment. However, before you go for a hair regrowth treatment for men, ensure that you consult your dermatologist about the underlying cause of hair loss and the treatment options that will work best for you. Here are the results we have achieved for male hair loss treatment.

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Scarring Alopecia

Alopecia Areata is a sudden onset of hair loss in the head and sometimes all over the body in small scattered patches. The treatment modalities for Alopecia Areata are corticosteroid topical creams & immunosuppressive creams, injections or even transplants based on the severity of hair loss.

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Female Hair Loss

Hair loss treatment for women has always been a pressing issue, it is not so common like it is in men and most women find it very uncomfortable and taxing on their confidence to experience this change due to societal pressures and beauty constructs. Temporary hair loss due to stress, or hormonal changes, pregnancy, or menopause do not require any treatment but there are various female hair loss treatments available for baldness or patchiness due to underlying conditions. Here are the results we have achieved for female hair loss treatment.

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Baldness

Some of the common causes of baldness also include rash, pain, peeling of the scalp, hair breakage, patchy hair loss, or redness. Sometimes the causes of baldness could be more severe like cancer, anabolic steroids, or thyroid conditions. Doctors will do the necessary tests to determine the exact cause of the condition and thereon they would outline a course of treatment. Here are the results we have achieved for female hair loss treatment.

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alopecia areata

Alopecia Areata

Alopecia Areata is a sudden onset of hair loss in the head and sometimes all over the body in small scattered patches. The treatment modalities for Alopecia Areata are corticosteroid topical creams & immunosuppressive creams, injections or even transplants based on the severity of hair loss.

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Nutritional Hair Loss

Alopecia Areata is a sudden onset of hair loss in the head and sometimes all over the body in small scattered patches. The treatment modalities for Alopecia Areata are corticosteroid topical creams & immunosuppressive creams, injections or even transplants based on the severity of hair loss.

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Mr.Suresh Avad

“Hi, I am a 40 year old male who has been suffering from pattern baldness since my 30s. Due to various responsibilities like career, family, children, loans etc. I was not able to treat my hair loss. I just ignored it. However, more and more people started commenting about my baldness and it was a source of major insecurity. Finally, I was researching on Youtube and came across Dr Dhananjay Chavan's video about the topic, he seemed very knowledgeable and I knew that I had to consult with him. I am very happy about my transplant results and glad that I took this step.”

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Dr Dhananjay Chavan

Dr. Dhananjay Chavan

Dermatologist and hair transplant surgeon, MBBS, DVD

The driving force behind HairMD, Dr. Chavan is a certified dermatologist with over 30 years of experience in hair loss treatments and hair transplant surgeries.

Dr Sachin Pawar

Dr. Sachin Pawar

Hair transplant surgeon, MBBS, MS

With more than 17 years of experience in dermatology, hair transplant, and surgery, Dr. Pawar is a highly qualified consultant and surgeon.

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Dr Manali Shah

,span>Dermatologist, MBBS, DDVL

Dr. Shah is a highly experienced dermatologist with over 14 years of experience in cosmetic dermatology, dermatosurgery, and lasers.

Dr Dhanraj Chavan

Dr Dhanraj Chavan

Dermatologist and hair transplant surgeon, MBBS, MD

Dr. Dhanraj Chavan is a highly experienced dermatologist, hair transplant surgeon, and trichologist with over 6 years of experience

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Dr. Rajeshwari Patil

Dermatologist, MBBS, DVD

Dr. Patil has been practising for more than 12 her chief area of interest is aesthetic dermatology.

Pimple Saudagar - Dermatologist - Dr Kriti

Dr Kriti Lohia

Dermatologist, MBBS, DVD

Dr. Lohia is an aesthetic dermatologist with over 4 years of experience, specialising in pigmentation and acne treatments.

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Dr Aruna Pawar

Dermatologist, MBBS, DVD

Dr. Pawar is a highly skilled dermatologist with more than 8 years of experience

Pune Station - Dermatologist - Dr Shruti

Dr Shruti Dewang

Dermatologist - Pune Station Clinic

Dr Shruti is a passionate Dermatologist with special interest in Acne Scars and Pigmentary conditions. She did her post graduation from Care Hospitals Hyderabad and has been a special part of the Clear Skin team since then. Our patients love her for her easy going approach.

Kharadi - Dermatologist - Dr Ramagauri

Dr Ramagauri Pawar

Dermatologist - Kharadi Clinic

Dr Ramagauri is a firm believer in the Confidence is Beautiful vision. Her love for all patients and ever smiling face makes all patients very comfortable around her. Melasma and Periorbital rejuvenation are her areas of specialisation.

Pimple Saudagar - Dermatologist - Dr Zohra

Dr Zohra Ansari

Dermatologist - Pimple Saudagar Clinic

Dr Zohra has always wanted to be a dermatologist since childhood. Her love for Trichology and Haircare has always been her forte. After completing her post graduation in Dermatology, Dr Zohra has been with Clear Skin spreading her love and care for patients with a smiling face.

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The driving force behind HairMD, Dr. Chavan is a certified dermatologist with over 30 years of experience in hair loss treatments and hair transplant surgeries.

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Benefits of Vitamin E for Hair: How Does it Help?

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PCOS and Hair-loss: Can it be reversed?

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The Impact of Vitamin Deficiency on Your Hair

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Hair Loss During and After Pregnancy: What Are the Causes?

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Onion Juice for Hair Growth: Does it Actually Work?

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What is Alopecia Areata?

Alopecia Areata is an autoimmune disease in which our immune system attacks our own hair follicles and it causes patchy hair loss mainly on the scalp and sometimes in other...

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Alopecia areata is an autoimmune disorder, in this condition, your body immune system attracts the hair follicles of the scalp and any body parts. There are treatments for alopecia areata but it cannot...

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Hair Fall Treatment Results
What To Expect?

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The prime tip for a happy and healthy hair is to properly nourish it and take good care of it. Enrich your diet with proper proteins and vitamins and drink sufficient water every day. In some cases, hair loss might occur due to heredity, hormonal changes, or medical conditions. In such cases, do visit HairMD for the best hair fall treatment in Pune.

Some of the most effective female hair loss treatments are –

  • Medications like Minoxidil & Finasteride.
  • Hair transplant surgery
  • Laser therapy
  • Cocktail therapy (Combination of treatments)

    • Hair loss is often a manifestation of an unhealthy lifestyle caused by smoking, excessive drinking, unhealthy eating habits, and lack of exercise. Getting these factors under control can help regulate the speed of hair loss.

    Ensuring that the hair receives proper nourishment through adequate vitamin E in the diet as well as better circulation through massages can help prevent hair fall in women. Enriching the hair with coconut oil, relying on Almonds, Acacia, and other fruits in the diet to enrich the hair follicles and stimulate hair growth are some of the changes you can help to stave off hair loss.

    You are a good candidate for hair transplantation if:

  • You have tried all conservative methods to control hair loss like medicinal therapy, low-level laser light therapy, platelet-rich plasma therapy. But all these treatments have not worked for you.
  • Hair loss/baldness permanently settled.
  • Your baldness doesn’t have any underlying pathological disease as a cause.
  • If you don’t have a diffuse hair loss as in hair loss all over the head.
  • You have a perfectly healthy donor area.
    • You are ready to take proper aftercare and precautions to avoid infection.

    It is preferable to get a transplant done once your donor’s hairs are stabilized. Usually your donor hair fall is stabilized by 25 years, hence it is better to get it done post 25. Hair transplant before 25 is only recommended if there is advanced hair loss, if the hairloss has become stable or if the hairloss is affecting the mental health of the patient.

    While there is no standard cure for male pattern baldness, there are non-invasive treatments like medicines and invasive treatments like hair transplant surgery which will help slow hair loss and promote new hair growth to address the symptom of hair loss

    Hair thinning or male pattern baldness can start by the time you turn 30. The initial stages will include noticeable hair loss. As you grow older, you will either be two-thirds bald or have a noticeable balding pattern.

    Half of the male population is affected by chronic hair loss by the age of 50. Some men will notice that the hair loss is quite quick and they will lose most of it within five years. However, it’s common to lose hair gradually; mostly, it will take over 15 to 25 years.

    Yes, it does. Smoking can be really bad for your overall health and it does cause significant damage to your hair, too. The nicotine and carbon monoxide present in cigarettes restrict the oxygen levels in your bloodstream and result in poor blood flow; it also results in poor functioning of vital organs. Smoking also leads to premature hair aging, and scalp infections.

    There are many causes behind teenage hair loss:

  • Alopecia
  • Ringworm
  • Puberty
  • Poor nutrition
  • Medication that have harsh side effects
  • Diabetes
  • Anemia
  • Styling products
  • Chronic illness

    • Yes, it can help with hair growth because it increases the blood flow to the hair follicle. It also increases the thickness of the follicle, and delays the maturity phase which decreases hair loss.

    Alopecia Areata is caused when the cells in your immune system cannot recognize your own hair follicles and treat them as foreign bodies. This is an autoimmune condition and your cells attack the follicles causing them to fall out. The immune response which has misunderstood the follicles as foreign bodies have to be tackled for treatment.

  • Both men and women under the age of 30 are prone to this condition.
  • Men and women who undergo a lot of stress at work are often victims of this condition.
  • People with a history of Alopecia in their family are at risk of developing this condition.
  • People with autoimmune conditions are exposed to an early onset of Alopecia Areata.

    • The symptoms are loss of hair in patches in the head, in the beard and other hair follicles in the body. In most cases, this condition only affects the hair follicles in the head, but in a few rare cases, the condition spreads to all parts of the body, thereby, rendering the patient hairless. Discolouration and fragility in fingernails and toenails are also present in a few cases. Nails also tend to become brittle and break easily.

    The possible side effects of treating this condition with Minoxidil are

  • Redness or inflammation in the skin
  • Uncontrollable itching sensation
  • Localized burns
  • The colour and texture of your hair changes
  • Headaches

    • The side effects of using corticosteroids for treating the Alopecia differs on a case to case basis. There are instances where patients experienced zero side effects while some had to go through a few changes for a short period.

    While these treatments for Alopecia Areata have side effects, consulting your dermatologists on the treatment regimen and dosage can help prevent the onset of these side effects.

    Research suggests that people suffering from Alopecia Areata also suffer from low Vitamin D levels. Hence the deficiency could have a role to play to magnify the hair loss in such cases. Getting adequate vitamin D can promote hair regrowth in combination with a dermatologist prescribed treatment plan.