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Female Pattern Baldness Is Often Treatable
In our modern day society, an image of strength, well being, and success is often associated with a full head of hair. But what about women, do they face the same effects of baldness?
Female pattern baldness or androgenetic alopecia affects thousands of women every year. Although this hair loss can be permanent, there are treatments that can help restore new hair growth.
Ongoing Studies of hair growth and female pattern baldness focus on the hair root itself and the effects that hormones, aging, and genes have on the root. The cause of female pattern baldness is believed to be similar to male pattern baldness and related to production of androgenetic (male) hormones and the effect of genetics.
Other factors can also impact women and hair loss. These factors can be related to hormones, nutrition, stress, emotional disorders or physical stress on the hair follicle. Since there are many conditions that cause hair loss in women it is important to consult with a physician knowledgeable about hair loss and treatments. Seeking professional help is the best way to evaluate female pattern baldness and possible treatments.
The International Society for Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS) is a non-profit medical association with over 750 physician members. The function of the ISHRS is to promote Continuing Quality Improvement and education for professionals in the field of medical hair restoration.
The ISHRS offers the latest information and news for women suffering from or wanting to learn more about pattern baldness. The society’s on line Find A Doctor tool allows the public to search for doctors, obtain the latest information on hair loss, and read stories about other patients who have successfully dealt with the affects of female pattern baldness. You can find this information at www.ishrs.org.
Female pattern baldness is often treatable, but finding the right physician is the best approach to successfully treating this condition.
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