Premature Hair Loss in Men
Most men are affected by premature hair loss, commonly caused by an irreversible inherited condition known as male pattern baldness.
Typically with this condition, hair is lost gradually from the top of the head but continues to grow at the back and sides. Generally, men accept the condition with varying degrees of resignation, but increasing numbers decide to take action – unsurprisingly, given the vital importance of one’s personal appearance in today’s social and work situations.
At their free, no-obligation, hair restoration consultation at The Wimpole Clinic clients will discover that the only convincing way of recreating the perfect hairline is through the technique known as follicullar unit transplant. (FUT)
Most men are affected by premature hair loss, commonly caused by an irreversible inherited condition known as male pattern baldness.
Typically with this condition, hair is lost gradually from the top of the head but continues to grow at the back and sides. Generally, men accept the condition with varying degrees of resignation, but increasing numbers decide to take action – unsurprisingly, given the vital importance of one’s personal appearance in today’s social and work situations.
At their free, no-obligation, hair restoration consultation at The Wimpole Clinic clients will discover that the only convincing way of recreating the perfect hairline is through the technique known as follicullar unit transplant. (FUT)
