What Is Androgenic Alopecia?
Androgenic Alopecia is the thinning and gradual loss of hair in men with male pattern baldness. This is baldness generally occurs on the front vortex region of the scalp and the mid-back scalp. This change or thinning of the hair can begin as early as teenage years were 20’s for some men, while other men not feel these effects of alopecia until their 30s.
Many men want to change the pattern of losing their hair in order to do this he means using some type of hair treatment, hair treatment that has had the most studies done and been proven most effective for alopecia in men is Propecia. This FDA medication has ingredients that are able to stop the loss of hair and to start the regrowth of hair. The hair that is regrown is often thicker and of better quality than the hair and the men had prior to the beginning of alopecia. This is because this medication works from inside the body to reopen hair follicles have been closed down by the over production of hormones. Once these hair follicles are opened, they are free to grow new hair, which will continue to grow over time Propecia is taken or for several months after it stopped.
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