In this insightful piece on HealthLinks SC, Dr. Marcelo Hochman explains that hair loss affects about 50% of women, a figure often underestimated due to social norms that stigmatize it. Female patients, he notes, often notice shedding earlier than men because it’s less socially acceptable in women. The article emphasizes that understanding the underlying cause—whether it’s hormonal, nutritional, medical, or stress-related like post‑COVID telogen effluvium—is crucial before beginning treatment. Recommended interventions include topical treatments such as minoxidil, oral finasteride, and tretinoin; platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections; and, for advanced cases, hair transplantation.
Read the full article: Hair Loss in Women
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