Alopecia & Hair Loss Treatment

Hair loss can occur anywhere on the body. However, the most common area that men and women experience hair loss is the scalp. 

For men, hair loss typically presents itself as a receding hairline or balding on the top of the scalp, while women often experience hair loss as the widening of the hair part or on the top of the scalp. 

Yes, certain illnesses and diseases can cause hair loss. For instance, certain autoimmune diseases, inflammatory skin conditions like psoriasis, infections (such as ringworm), or thyroid disease can cause hair loss in men and women. 

Yes, certain treatments or medications can cause hair loss. Drug-induced hair loss typically happens within a few months of beginning a medication regimen. While many people are familiar with hair loss during chemotherapy as a cancer treatment, other drugs believed to influence hair loss include: 

If you’ve recently started a new medication and are noticing significant changes in your hair, contact one of our board-certified dermatologists to determine the cause and treatment for your hair loss. 

There are several forms of treatment that can address and improve hair loss and alopecia. At our state-of-the-art dermatology clinic, our board-certified providers recommend these hair loss treatments for patients near Wilmington: 

In many cases, we use a combination of the hair loss treatments above to achieve the best results. To learn more about how we address hair loss in patients, get in touch with our team of experienced dermatologists today. 

Yes, most hair loss treatments and medications are safe. However, as with any medication, some individuals may experience negative side effects of these treatments. 

If you are undergoing hair loss treatment and experiencing any negative side effects or adverse reactions, please contact us immediately.