Hair

hairline receding

Hairline receding is the receding of your frontal hair backwards and its a feature of male pattern baldness or sometimes even in female also its observed.

It can be associated with excessive hair loss and density of hair goes down .

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A receding hairline can be frustrating, but effective homeopathic treatment can help restore hair growth naturally. At Manakriti Clinic, Ahmedabad, we provide personalized hair fall treatment to strengthen your hair from the roots and prevent further hair loss.

Hairline receding refers to the gradual loss of hair from the front of the scalp, often forming an M-shaped or U-shaped pattern. It is commonly associated with male pattern baldness (androgenetic alopecia), but it can also affect women. The condition may start with thinning hair at the temples and progress over time.

Causes Of Hairline Receding

Hairline receding is primarily caused by genetics (androgenetic alopecia), where hereditary hair loss makes individuals sensitive to dihydrotestosterone (DHT), a hormone that shrinks hair follicles, leading to gradual and progressive thinning. Hormonal imbalances, especially excess DHT, weaken follicles and accelerate hair loss, affecting both men and women, particularly those with PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome).

Aging naturally slows hair growth, making strands thinner and follicles less active, leading to permanent hairline recession. Stress and lifestyle factors, such as emotional stress, poor diet, lack of sleep, smoking, and excessive alcohol, contribute to hair loss by disrupting the hair growth cycle. Medical conditions like thyroid disorders, autoimmune diseases (alopecia areata), and medications, including chemotherapy drugs and blood thinners, can further trigger hair thinning.

Additionally, hairstyling habits and harsh treatments, such as frequent heat styling, chemical treatments, and tight hairstyles like ponytails and braids, can cause traction alopecia, where continuous pulling damages hair follicles, resulting in permanent hairline loss.

Stages Of Hairline Receding:

Hairline recession doesn’t happen overnight. It progresses through different stages, and early detection can help slow down or reverse the process.

Stage 1: Normal Hairline (No Visible Recession)

• The hairline remains intact, with thick and evenly distributed hair.
• No noticeable hair thinning or shedding.

Stage 2: Slight Thinning at the Temples (Early Recession)

• Small changes begin at the corners of the forehead (temples), forming a subtle “M” shape.
• Hair may appear slightly thinner but still covers the forehead well.

Stage 3: Noticeable Recession (M-Shaped Hairline)

• The hairline moves further back at the temples, creating a deeper M-shaped pattern.
• Hair strands become thinner and weaker.
• Some people start noticing more hair falling out while combing or showering.

Stage 4: Deep Recession (Balding at the Front & Crown Thinning Begins)

• The hairline has receded significantly, making the forehead appear larger.
• Thinning extends towards the crown (top of the head), making the scalp visible.
• Hair growth slows down, and hair strands become wispy and weak.

Stage 5: Extensive Hair Loss (Bald Spots Appear)

• The front hairline and crown start merging, leaving only a thin strip of hair between them.
• Hair loss is visible from all angles, with fewer strands left to cover the scalp.

Stage 6: Advanced Baldness (Only a Horseshoe-Shaped Hair Pattern Remains)

• The front and crown are almost completely bald, leaving hair only on the sides and back.
• At this stage, natural regrowth is rare, and hair transplantation or alternative treatments may be needed.