Best Treatment for Widow’s Peak
A widow’s peak is a very distinctive V-shaped hairline that appears to varying degrees in both men and women, but the correct term for a man with this shaped hairline is a widower’s peak, or of course a receding hairline. If you feel that your hairline is moving further back, it’s an indication of a genetic condition male pattern baldness. There’s no need to worry though – although the condition is a progressive one, it is the most successfully treated hair loss condition. As long as you seek the right advice and use the optimum treatment options to suit your particular pattern of hair loss, a widow’s peak can be halted in its tracks, and in many cases hair can be regrown.
Many specialists claim that the widow’s peak is a very difficult area to treat, but the Belgravia Pharmacy produce and prescribe a product that is especially designed for this particular type of stubborn hair loss. Its a cream that consists of a licensed and proven medication and can be applied directly to aggressive areas of hair loss, such as the widow’s peak or hairline. That treatment is minoxidil 12.5% + azelaic acid (AA).
This form of minoxidil is stronger than those available from high street chemists and is only available on prescription. It also contains an anti-androgen which is intended to help block DHT before it causes destruction to the hair follicles. Because minoxidil 12.5% + AA is a cream, it can target specific areas of hair loss that you wish to clear up.
Combined with the other medically proven medication for hair loss, Propecia (men only) and used in-line with the optimum hair growth boosters for for your individual case, hair loss can be stabilised and hair can be regrown in the great majority of cases.
Here are two of Belgravia’s widow’s peak success stories. We think the pictures say it all but if you click on their name (above the photos) you will find a short comment written by each of them. The comments are taken from Belgravia’s comments book which can be found on the clinic reception and contain hundreds more similar comments.
Natural Hair Loss Products; a Word of Advice…
Natural supplements may seem like a wholesome way to treat hair loss and correct a receding widow’s peak but, because there are no specific regulations regarding the testing, administation and marketing of these products, there is no way to be sure that they will have a positive effect on hair loss. Hair supplements such as Nourkrin, Procerin, and Hair Vitalics contain ingredients that could benefit the quality and health of the hair, but there there is no conclusive evidence to indicate that they can prevent or reverse hair loss. Then again, there is no conclusive evidence to say that they cannot. The medically licensed hair loss treatments are however a sure way know you are getting something that has been tried and tested, and definitely works.
For more information, take a look at the hair loss video diaries of one young man with hair loss. He discusses the treatment program and compares his own before and during treatment photos.
If you’re widow’s peak is causing you concern or you’re starting to worry about the general thinning of your hair, arrange a free consultation with a hair loss specialist at the Belgravia Centre. Alternatively, the comprehensive online diagnostic form facilitates the availability of expert advice and individual treatment courses to anybody around the world.
Where did the name “widow’s peak” come from?
According to a 19th century superstition, women with this physical feature would outlive their husbands, hence the name widow’s peak. It is of course no prediction of longevity – simply a dominant genetic trait which can be seen in people of all ages and backgrounds all around the world. Famous brandishers of the widow’s peak include Jude Law and John Travolta.
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