Male Pattern Hair Loss condition is also called androgenic alopecia, or male pattern baldness. Hair Loss in men is known to be related to hormones in both males and females. There is a predisposition to the condition, genetically. Example, if your father or grandfather suffered from Male Pattern Hair Loss, then it is likely that you will as well.
Hormonal Changes :- Male Pattern Hair Loss is mainly due to hormonal changes. In particular, a hormone called dihydrotestosterone (DHT) can become imbalanced in a person. Increased quantity of DHT in the scalp can lead to a shortened anagen phase, which will lead to reduced production of hairs. The hairs that will continue to grow will be much finer.
Heredity :-The probability of developing Male Pattern Hair Loss are significantly increased if someone else in the family has experienced the same condition.
