Male Pattern Hair Loss in Gurgaon

It doesn't seem like a major concern when we first start losing our hair. We consider it to be ‘normal’ hair loss and often fail to identify the ‘patterned’ hair loss at the early stages, which forms a major chunk of all cases with the complaint of hair loss. Staging of hair loss helps in identifying pattern hair loss early on starting necessary counter-measures and planning for future treatments based on the progression of the condition. 

Male Pattern Hair Loss

Pattern hair loss is more common in males and is also known as androgenic alopecia. It primarily affects the hairline and the top of the head. In cases of male-pattern hair loss, the hair loss frequently manifests as a receding front hairline, hair loss on the scalp's vertex, or a mix of the two. Male pattern baldness is classified on a scale by staging the hair loss. The scale also aids in determining how these hair loss patterns progress. Male pattern baldness patients often lose hair in one of a few distinct ways. Understanding this can aid the surgeon in providing the most appropriate diagnosis and course of action for each patient rather than following a cookie-cutter approach. A tool that you used commonly to stage the male pattern hair loss is the Norwood Scale. According to the Norwood scale, male pattern baldness progresses through phases 1 through 7.

This system of categorizing male pattern baldness was developed in the 1970s by Dr. O’Tar Norwood and is now used to aid in the planning and management of hair loss all around the world. In stages 1 to 7, there are distinct models for each kind. There are normal and class-A patterns for every stage. To provide an advanced treatment for Male Pattern Hair Loss in Gurgaon our clinic first determines the stage of hair loss. The male pattern of hair loss can be characterized by different stages, which are measured by the Norwood Scale. In the typical pattern, the top of the head typically develops a bald spot first. Class A balding progresses differently, with the hairline regressing from the front to the rear. To provide an advanced treatment for Male Pattern Hair Loss in Gurgaon our clinic first determines the stage of hair loss. The male pattern of hair loss can be characterized by different stages, which are measured by the Norwood Scale. In the typical pattern, the top of the head typically develops a bald spot first. Class A balding progresses differently, with the hairline regressing from the front to the rear.