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Premature greying of hair
Hi, in the last 1 year I have noticed that the hair on my chest have almost become white. Now, the whitening has moved to my beard and moustache, while as on date, i have few grey hair ok my head.
Also, I am losing hair. After getting consultancy at Richfeel, I was diagnosed with Male Pattern Alopecia. Now, is there a way to stop this hairloss without taking hormones? Also, is there a way to regain the hair i have lost?
I will appreciate if someone can help.
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Greying of hair is a part of normal senescence and aging process.
In some People it is seen to start early. The progression of greying of hair has no fixed pattern in a given individual.
Sometimes underlying concomitant illnesses may contribute to premature greying of hair.
Do look out for these and rule them out
Male pattern alopecia has several current treatments available with impressive results starting right from topical to mesotherapy and finally with the option of grafting
In your circumstances, I would strongly suggest to try mesotherapy with PRP
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