Hair loss problem

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Hair loss problem

Asked for Male, 21 Years

Lots of dandruff in form of patches. No parental hierarchy. Hair is losing only on upper scalp especially. Not much on side part.

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Dr. Rasya Dixit Dermatologist 17 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rasya Dixit

Dermatologist 17 yrs exp Bangalore

Hi You seem to be having scalp seborrhoeic dermatitis. This may be accelerating or starting a male pattern of hair loss. Please see a dermatologist who can help you find a solution to your seborrhoeic dermatitis. Once this condition is better you can start working on the hair loss

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Hair loss problem. Much on side part.

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