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Hair thinning on crown
The hair on crown of head and on temple region have thinned drastically, kindly suggets some remedies , is hard water a reason for it, ive been washing hair with hard water for around 4 years, are the lost hair recoverable.
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Thanks for posting your concerns. You need to undergo hair growth treatment and medication as well to reverse the thinning of the hair.i would suggest you that prp hair growth treatment best for you. Please visit cosmetologists or dermatologist for further details.
Dr kasipathy cosmetologist from Sai Shree advanced Dental Clinic n Facial Cosmetic Laser Centre Hebbal Bangalore
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What you are describing is male pattern baldness . Also called Androgenetic Alopecia . Usually hard water doesn't cause this. An unhealthy lifestyle does. Plus it has a genetic component. You will need to see a dermatologist (allopathic one) please. Earlier you go the better results you get on treatment. Remember that to see results you will need time. So don't hurry or get impatient. How much hair you will get back depends on the stage of hair loss you are in. But if you go to a dermatologist when the hair loss or baldness is just beginning you'll get a better result. Also read this link before you go http://www.skinmatra.com/#!Skin-Troubles-Here-is-WHAT-NOT-TO-DO/cmbz/5779118d0cf2d54ad62a8b1e.
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