Hair Loss on temples
Hairline recession is a common hair loss problem in men and women. Hair loss, especially on the temples, can negatively affect the appearance of the person.
Hairline Removal
Receding hairline is characterized by hair loss on the temples. This condition occurs when a person’s hairline recedes backwards. Although receding hairline is more common in men, it can also occur in women. It can be caused by genetic factors, aging, hormonal changes or certain health problems.
Hair Loss on the Temples and Causes
Hair loss on the temples is usually seen in men and is associated with a genetic predisposition. The medical name for this condition is “male pattern baldness” or “androgenetic alopecia”. In addition to hair loss, thinning of the hair may also accompany this condition.
Temple hair loss usually increases with age and can be affected by hormonal changes. Treatment options include medications such as minoxidil lotion, finasteride, PRP treatment and hair transplantation. A dermatologist or hair transplant specialist should be consulted when symptoms of hair loss are encountered; expert opinion is required for a definitive diagnosis and appropriate treatment plan.
Hair Loss on the Temples for Men
Hair loss on the temples in men usually occurs due to genetic factors. This condition, also known as male pattern baldness, is characterized by a receding hairline.
Temporal hair loss begins after puberty and progresses with age. Hair loss on the temples in men is usually caused by the effect of the hormone testosterone. As a result of hormonal changes, hair follicles weaken over time and hair begins to fall out.
Hair Loss on the Temples for Women
Hair loss on the temples in women may not be as pronounced as in men. In women, the hairline usually does not recede, but there may be thinning and hair loss at the temples.
Female temporal hair loss may occur due to factors such as hormonal changes, menopause, thyroid problems or stress.
The Solution for Hair Loss on the Temples: Hair Transplantation
The permanent solution for hair loss on the temples is hair transplantation. Hair transplantation involves transplanting one’s own hair follicles to another area. This procedure aims to create a new hairline by bringing denser and healthier hair to areas where hair is sparse.
Hair transplantation should be performed by a specialized surgeon to achieve natural and permanent results. This method is an effective option for the treatment of temporal hair loss in both men and women.
Frequently Asked QUestions
- How is receding hairline treated?
Receding hairline can be treated with a surgical procedure such as a hair transplant. Hair transplantation involves transplanting one’s own hair follicles into another area and aims to create a new hairline.
- Can hair loss on the temples also occur in women?
Yes, hair loss at the temples can also occur in women. In women, the hairline usually does not recede, but thinning and hair loss at the temples can occur.
- What kind of care should be taken after hair transplantation?
The hair transplant specialist will give you a detailed care instruction, but you should avoid contact with the hair transplant area, use recommended shampoos and lotions and protect yourself from the sun.
Contact our specialists for more information about hair transplantation or to learn about treatment options.
