As the years go by and people age, it is common to experience a certain degree of hair loss, along with a general decrease in hair density and volume.

Alopecia (or hair loss) can be caused by a variety of factors, with genetics being the most common cause — especially among men (affecting around 50% of the male population).

It often begins with thinning at the temples, at the crown, or in both areas simultaneously. There is also a gradual recession of the frontal hairline, which can move further back over time.

This type of hair loss can start as early as in one’s 20s and typically follows a pattern of receding hairline along with thinning at the crown and temples. In some cases, it may progress to complete baldness, although this is less common.

If you are experiencing this issue, a hair transplant may be the most suitable solution for you.