Answer Questions About Female Pattern Hair Loss

March 2023

Women will ask you what works for hair loss.

It’s most often female pattern hair loss, or androgenic alopecia...with gradual overall thinning or a widening part.

But before suggesting treatment, consider other causes, such as hormone changes (polycystic ovary syndrome, postpartum, etc)...meds (isotretinoin, mycophenolate, tamoxifen, etc)...or recent illness.

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