The short version
Hair loss has patterns, and the pattern is the first clue. Thinning at the edges, a crown that spreads outward, round smooth patches and all-over shedding each point somewhere different, which is why we look before anyone recommends a treatment.
- Where it thins says a lot about why.
- Early is when options are widest.
- Scarred follicles do not regrow, so protecting what's active comes first.
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