Receding Hairline Treatment

A receding hairline is a case of male pattern baldness. Mostly hairs shed from the edges in the front part of the head and result in a receding line. Later you begin to lose hair from the top and back of the head.



Asymmetric hairline recession is common. Teenagers usually have low hairlines. Hairlines generally recede at the age of 28-32 years old.

A receding hairline is caused when an enzyme called 5-alpha reductase converts testosterone into dihydrotestosterone (DHT). DHT blocks the growth of the follicles. Hair follicles are the openings present on the surface of the skin from which hair grows.

This type of genetic change that causes hairline to recede occurs due to an inherited gene (androgen). Women generally don't have receding hairlines.

Surgical treatment of receding hairline is a painful and a lengthy procedure. Moreover the after care is very hard to maintain. It's better to pick a natural herbal based product, for instance, 101 hair loss treatmentâ„¢ that does facilitate in growing the hairline. The natural herbal ingredients unblock the follicle growth by hampering the production of DHT and defend against Seborrheic alopecia.