Can receding hairlines be reversed in women?

Answer 1

unfortunately as of now you cannot reverse male pattern baldness. However, scientists at a Pennsylvania University have recently and accidentally found a cure for it by an experiment on mice which we will find out more about in the near future. From what has already been discussed within the scientific community, it looks very very promising within the next 10 years or less.

Answer 2

Common male pattern baldness, hair loss in men, or androgenetic alopecia - no matter what you call it, the end result is the same, and that is, permanently losing one's hair and getting bald. This particular genetic condition actually accounts for over 95% of hair loss in men. By the age of 35, about two-thirds of these men will encounter a certain degree of evident hair loss, and by the age of 50, about 80% of these men will obviously have thinning hair. Shockingly, about 25% of males who suffer with male-pattern hair loss will start this embarrassing dilemma even before they reach the age of 21.

There are actually two US FDA (Food and Drug Administration)-approved medications intended for treating pattern baldness (also called androgenetic alopecia). The first one is a topical medication known as minoxidil (Rogaine), and the second one is an oral medication known as finasteride 1 mg (Propecia). Finasteride 1 mg is apparently reported to be more effective than minoxidil when it comes to the treatment of male-pattern hair loss; however, it seems that they work absolutely great whenever they are used together throughout the course of treatment.

Answer 3

Rogaine for women may be able to help. See a dermatologist.

Answer 4

One way to reverse hair loss is to use a product like Rogaine which contains Minoxidil. This chemical can stimulate hair follicles and necessitate hair regrowth.

Answer 5

In most cases, yes. The FDA has approved Minoxidil to reverse male pattern baldness and regrow hair.