Male Hair Loss

The most common cause of hair loss in men is male-pattern hair loss and it can begin early. Sometimes, it starts in your late teens or early twenties, however, usually, it appears later. By 50 years of age, more than half of white men have a visible sign of male-pattern hair loss like noticeable thinning, a receding hairline, or balding.

Male-pattern baldness tends to develop slowly. Beginning as a receding hairline or bald spot on the top of your head, this type of hair loss can cause thinning and hair loss for years. While you don’t need to treat this type of hair loss, treatment options exist. Treatment can reduce further hair loss, and some men can regrow their hair. The men who tend to see the best results start treatment soon after noticing hair loss. Call and schedule an appointment today with Dr. Jenna Queller to learn if you are a candidate for over-the-counter FDA approved medications, prescription medications or possible in-office procedures.