Millions of men and women struggle with the frustrating issue of hair loss.
Hair loss can be caused by a variety of factors, including food, stress, and drugs, but genes can also play a significant part in male pattern baldness. The quantity of androgens, a class of male hormones, is one of the numerous factors that contribute to male pattern baldness.
The hairs get thinner and shorter as testosterone levels rise, and they may eventually stop growing new hairs to replace the ones that fall off. However, genetic hair loss is a result of a combination of genetics, hormone levels, and aging naturally. In this piece, Lordhair will discuss genetic hair loss and provide the best solution!
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So, Where Does the Hair Loss Gene Come From?
You may be familiar with the urban legend that asserts men can only inherit the gene for baldness from their maternal grandfather. There is some validity to this statement, despite the fact that it is not always accurate. The human genome is composed of 23 sets of chromosomes, each of which contains a pair of genes. These chromosomes contain the genetic information that determines everything about one, from the color of one’s eyes to the length of the toe. The biological sex is determined by which of these pairs of chromosomes, which are referred to as the “X” and “Y” chromosomes. Women have two copies of the X chromosome, whereas men have one copy of the X chromosome and one copy of the Y chromosome.
In males, the “X” chromosome comes from the mother, whereas the “Y” chromosome comes from the father. There is a significant correlation between the X chromosome and baldness according to the National Library of Medicine but this isn’t the only gene that plays a role in determining whether or not you’ll lose your hair. There were 63 genes that were determined to possibly have a role in male pattern baldness, but only six of them were found on the X chromosome, according to a review that was published in 2017 by the National Library of Medicine. This means it is possible to inherit the hair loss gene from both parents.
How to Slow Down Genetic Hair Loss
1. Medication
The initial line of treatment is frequently topical drugs like Minoxidil (Rogaine). In balding areas, you often apply these treatments straight to your scalp or the doctor may prescribe oral drugs like Finasteride (Propecia).
2. Adopt Healthy Habits
Maintaining healthy habits includes eating a balanced diet, getting appropriate sleep, reducing stress, and exercising regularly.
3. PRP Injections
Injections of platelet-rich plasma may encourage the growth of new hair in regions where there is thinning hair. It is similar to laser therapy.
4. Hair Transplant
This involves a surgical process where hair follicles from one area of the head are moved to an area where the hair is receding or thinning.
The Instant and Safest Solution to Hair Loss
Lordhair makes easy-to-use hair replacement systems for men. You don’t have to worry about your own hair because the hair replacement systems look like your own hair. It is an instant, non-surgical solution to hair loss.
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Wrapping Up
Hair loss is greatly influenced by genetics but keep in mind that there are many options available to us to regenerate and maintain our hair but the best and safest solution to hair loss is Lordhair hairpieces!