In Pakistan, many people suffer from hair loss; however, you can treat it effectively if its causes are understood. Androgenetic alopecia is a genetic disorder that causes the hair follicles to shrink due to dihydrotestosterone (DHT). Hormonal changes (such as a woman’s polycystic ovarian syndrome or thyroid problems) can occur in both men and women and contribute to their hair loss. An autoimmune response to alopecia can also create patchy areas without hair, and specialized hair treatment is needed for those areas as well. For others, postpartum hair shedding or loss caused by medications is an aggravating factor. If you see a hair doctor in Islamabad as early as possible, you have a greater chance of stopping any further hair loss and regrowing hair. If you wait until later, you are more likely to experience irreversible hair thinning.

Receding hairline is a common indicator of male-pattern baldness in men and women, however, Women can also experience thinning across the entire scalp, in addition to their hairlines receding back. The main priority for both men and women is to see a Hair specialist at Islamabad, as soon as possible.