Hair Tips 

This is a common form of hair loss which affects men and women. It typically progresses in a charcateristic pattern. 

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• Hair loss starts with a receding hairline at the temples and progresses to thinning on the crown.

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Androgenic alopecia can be diagnosed by doing a trichoscopy, biopsy from the scalp, and blood tests to measure levels of hormones such as DHEA and testosterone.

 Thyroid induced hair loss has a pattern that is diffused throughout the head. 

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​ address this by getting your hormones checked out.

This type of hair loss can be related to multiple things like an autoimmune disease, fungal infections or stress induced hair loss.