Frontal Hair Loss

Frontal hair loss is the most common type of hair loss affecting around 60% of males.
Females are less prone to have frontal hair loss than males. Frontal hair loss usually begins after 50, but teenagers can also develop frontal hair loss.



The American council of hair loss estimates that nearly 2 out of 3 persons will experience hair loss and most of them will be affected by frontal hair loss and hair thinning. In the social perspective, frontal or temple hair loss is considered to be the signal of aging. Frontal hair loss is a biggest concern of teenagers as they experience less attraction from opposite gender. Thus, the article covers the causes, symptoms and effective herbal treatment for the restoration of frontal hair loss.

Symptoms of Frontal and Temple Hair Loss: Your scalp is virtually divided into the following areas:

• Frontal scalp
• Temple Scalp
• Crown Scalp
• Donor Scalp

Frontal scalp is above your forehead up to the crown vertex and temple scalps are the left and right sides of above your forehead.
Thus, frontal hair loss starts with hair thinning at the frontal scalp or temple area and gradually recedes backward. When you notice hair thinning at the frontal scalp, hair thinning and weak hair, you should take notice immediately.

Causes of Frontal and Temple Hair Loss:
Hormonal fluctuation, weak immune system and nutrition deficiency are leading causes of frontal and temple hair loss. Androgen is the male sex hormone produced by prostate glands which is later converted into DHT. Normal amount of DHT is necessary but when is it exceeds the limit, it destroys hair follicles. Hair follicles are very susceptible to DHT concentration in your blood.

Weak immune system is another contributing factor. Weak immune system responds badly to even useful substances invading your body by producing antibodies. These antibodies cause to destroy hair follicles.

Lack of nutritious substances such as vitamins and zinc can cause server hair loss. Zinc is essential for follicular health and healthy hair growth.

Vitamin E is an essential vitamin for follicular growth and health. It relaxes the tiny blood capillaries ensuring rich supply of blood and oxygen towards hair follicles.

Conclusion:
According to American Council of Hair Loss, nearly 2 out of 3 persons experience hair loss and most of them begin with frontal hair loss and thinning. Usually it is considered as a symptom of aging, but both teenagers and adults can experience frontal hair loss. It is totally curable if treated in its initial stages, as otherwise, it will be difficult. Do use herbal hair tonics and include them in your daily routine, do so, will essentially reduces the risk of hair loss and enhances the follicular health.