Can Anything Be Done About a Receding Hairline?
Name: Susan Tilley
Question: My nephew, aged 19, has a receding hairline which started about 6 months ago. He is extremely concerned about it, and I fear that he is worrying excessively.
a) is there anything to be done? b) should he see his GP?
Answer: With a receding hairline it is often difficult to grow hair back if the areas of hair loss have become bald (smooth). If there is still thin, fluffy hair then it is very likely that treatment can grow the hair back. It is however possible to prevent further recession.
The treatment that we find works best for a receding hairline is Minoxidil 12.5% + Azelaic Acid, which is produced by the Belgravia pharmacy so would not be available from your GP. It is a cream that can be applied daily to the affected areas and will help to prevent further hair loss and grow back hair that has been lost. We advise ’combination’ treatment programmes, inclusive of Propecia and various hair growth boosters, which will help so stabilise hair loss and regrow hair all over the scalp.
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