Hair thinning may start in your twenties but most women will start noticing hair loss and hair thinning after the age of thirty.
The most common type of female hair loss — androgenetic alopecia or female pattern baldness — typically begins between 20 and 40 years of age. About 40% of women have some form of noticeable hair loss by the time they turn 50.
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What does female hair loss look like?
Female hair loss is a little less noticeable than male baldness but there are still identifiable stages of hair loss. Rather than a receding hairline, hair loss for women often presents as a thinning of the hair behind the hairline or in the parting in the middle. A lot of women also notice when putting their hair up, the pony becomes thinner and thinner, forcing more loops on the headband. You may also notice a general thinning of hair across the top of your head (diffuse). For women, hair loss and thinning is typically a slow process but it can be stopped, and even reversed, with early intervention.
As female hair loss can present in many different ways, please always feel welcome to reach out to us for more information. Chat to our team about Womens Hair Loss Treatment today!
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