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5 ways to predict hair loss (Propecia, Avodart, Spiro, DHT & hormones ...)

posted by HairSite Admin Homepage, 16.05.2008, 15:24

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There are five ways to "predict" future baldness:

1. "Folliscope" - Because hair loss happens slowly and subtly over time, new technology, like the Folliscope, can provide a microscopic view of the scalp to determine the status of a patient's hair follicles. Hair caliber and hair density can be measured and compared in different areas and over time. Taking a set of high-resolution "global" photos, or "medical mug-shots," is also helpful for tracking hair changes year-by-year.

2. "Health Factors" - In recent years, research has found that personal health factors like illness, smoking, stress, menopause, crash dieting, poor nutrition and certain types of medications are associated with hair loss.

3. "Genetic Testing" - While the results are not like a pregnancy test (i.e., a 'yes' or 'no'), a new genetic test by HairDX is a promising option for patients who want to know their risk of future hair loss. The analysis uses a simple cheek swab and can determine the genetic risk of developing male and female hair loss. The test should be performed under a doctor's supervision and the results should be reviewed with a hair restoration physician who can help the patient interpret the results and weigh preventative treatment options.

4. "Review Family History" - Contrary to popular belief, hair loss can be due to genetic factors from both sides of the family, so a good way to determine a patient's chances for future hair loss is to examine relatives on both the mother and father's side. Full-headed families are not completely out of the woods. However, patients who have a high number of close relatives with hair loss are more likely to experience it themselves.

5. "See a Hair Doctor" - The best way for patients to assess their "hair status," find reliable information about the medical causes of hair loss, and learn about safe, medically-proven treatments is to visit a board certified hair restoration physician. To find a qualified doctor who specializes in hair loss, visit www.abhrs.org or www.ishrs.org.

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