While hair loss in men is quite common, the psychological consequences of hair loss can be quite serious, affecting confidence, self-esteem as well as careers and even personal relationships.​

But don’t worry, seeking treatment therapies for hair loss and baldness is becoming increasingly common. With both surgical and non-surgical treatments available, the end result is to provide men with healthier, fuller looking hair for as many years to come.​

Over 90% of male cases are for hair loss at the front, top and / or the crown area of the scalp. This is classed as the ‘non-permanent’ area – and is the most common area for men to receive treatment. Towards the back and sides of the scalp is known as the ‘permanent’ area, where hair often grows for life. ​

The cause of hair loss is largely genetic – and is due to the presence of hormone receptors ‘dihydrotestosterone’ (DHT) in the hair roots of the non-permanent area.