Can seborrheic hair loss be treated? Is there a cure for seborrheic alopecia?

Seborrheic alopecia refers to the excessive secretion of male hormones in the body, resulting in hair loss or premature baldness, which mostly occurs in male people during adolescence or post-puberty, manifested as local hair follicle miniaturization, hair loss, and no scar at the site of hair loss. Seborrheic alopecia also has a genetic component, and if a parent has seborrheic alopecia, the chances of a child developing seborrheic alopecia are significantly increased.

After seborrheic alopecia, the patient will show thinning hair, mainly on the sides of the forehead in the early stage, and gradually extend to the top of the head, so that the patient's hairline will continue to move back, and the hair will appear M-shaped.

Seborrheic alopecia can be treated with finasteride medications under the guidance of a doctor** and, if necessary, by hair transplantation. Seborrheic alopecia is usually related to family genetic factors, and it can also be caused by inflammation around the hair follicles, and it is not excluded that it is caused by increased life stress. Over time, hair thinning and thinning can occur, and symptoms such as increased scalp oil discharge may occur.

Seborrheic alopecia is OK. First of all, seborrheic alopecia, also known as androgenetic alopecia, is a common hair loss disease that occurs during adolescence and late adolescence, which is characterized by the miniaturization of hair follicles and the gradual reduction of hair, and the hair loss area is not scarred, which is the most common type of male baldness, but it can also occur in women. Current research suggests that genetics and androgens are the main hair elements for seborrheic alopecia.

At present, there are five methods: medicine, surgery, traditional Chinese medicine and others. (1) Drugs**There are oral drugs and topical drugs, for oral drugs, male patients can take finasteride, and female patients can take spironolactone and ethinylestradiol cyproterone. For topical medications, other lotions such as minoxidil and sulfur dioxide lotion can be used.

2) Surgery** Hair transplantation can be used. (3) Traditional Chinese medicine**, through external treatment of traditional Chinese medicine and plum blossom acupuncture and other methods to assist **seborrheic alopecia. (4) Others**including low-energy laser**, and the use of hair pieces, wigs and other methods of covering.

5) Frontier** includes autologous platelet-rich plasma injection, fractional laser, microneedling, stem cells**, etc.

OK.

Don't put too much mental pressure on your shoulders, work and rest regularly, eat lightly, and avoid clogging pores with increased scalp oil.

The shampoo is gentle on cleansing with amino acids, or contains probiotic ingredients to regulate the scalp environment.

It can be cured. My grandfather has been treating hair loss for decades.

Why did Qin Min sue ** for taking Sakura's hair loss?

Seborrheic alopecia is an outdated term, and it is now correctly pronounced androgenetic alopecia. The cause of androgenetic alopecia is a genetic problem, and the hair follicles of the scalp are highly sensitive to androgens, which can make the hair follicles that produce hair thinner and smaller.

In the early stage of seborrheic alopecia, if there is no obvious hair loss site, it can be controlled by drugs, if there is already an obvious hair loss site, or hair loss for more than a year, the hair follicles at the hair loss site are mostly in a closed state, and the recipient of the drug ** disappears, and the **effect also disappears, and finally it can only be done through hair transplantation**.

Yes, it can be done through hair transplantation**, but it is recommended that you go for a hair follicle test to see if the hair follicles are alive.