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Types of hair loss in women
Androgenetic alopecia
Androgenetic alopecia, also known as female pattern hair loss, is a common condition in women marked by progressive thinning of scalp hair, especially around the frontal area and crown.
Diffuse thinning
Diffuse thinning describes a general reduction in hair density across the scalp, rather than localized hair loss in specific areas such as the hairline or crown. It makes the scalp more visible through reduced hair thickness and volume.
Menopause-related hair loss
Menopause-related hair loss is common during perimenopause and menopause. It is mainly caused by hormonal changes, especially lower estrogen and progesterone levels and a relative increase in androgens such as testosterone.
Postpartum hair loss
Postpartum hair loss, also known as telogen effluvium, is a common condition where women temporarily lose hair after giving birth. It is caused by strong hormonal changes, especially the drop in estrogen after delivery.
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Why women lose hair
Hair loss in women, also known as female hair loss or androgenetic alopecia, is primarily caused by a combination of genetics, hormones, and age. Other factors such as stress, illness, nutritional deficiencies and certain medications can also contribute.
Hormonal changes
Genetics & age
Stress, deficiencies & medication
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Frequently asked questions
What exactly is PRP, and how does it help treat hair loss in women?
Why is it so important to identify the cause before starting any treatment?
Why should you choose shampoos that are free of silicones and sulfates?
Why is ferritin always checked when there is hair loss?
How does a pull test help diagnose hair loss?
What role does zinc play in hair health?
What role does stress play in hair loss?
Which hormonal changes during menopause lead to hair loss?
When is hair loss in women considered medically relevant?
What are exosomes and how can they affect hair loss?
What should you avoid if you are experiencing hair loss?
What treatments help with hair loss?
What treatments help with hair loss?
How can you identify the type of hair loss?
What are the causes of hair loss in women?
What is hair loss in women (alopecia)?
What exactly is PRP, and how does it help treat hair loss in women?
Why is it so important to identify the cause before starting any treatment?
Why should you choose shampoos that are free of silicones and sulfates?
Why is ferritin always checked when there is hair loss?
How does a pull test help diagnose hair loss?
What role does zinc play in hair health?
What role does stress play in hair loss?
Which hormonal changes during menopause lead to hair loss?
When is hair loss in women considered medically relevant?
What are exosomes and how can they affect hair loss?
What should you avoid if you are experiencing hair loss?
What treatments help with hair loss?
What treatments help with hair loss?
How can you identify the type of hair loss?
What are the causes of hair loss in women?
What is hair loss in women (alopecia)?