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Women’s hair loss can be caused by a number of different factors including genetics, stress, or various medical issues. Hair loss can be either temporary or ongoing depending on the diagnosis. Consulting a hair loss expert is essential in order to ensure the correct diagnosis is achieved and the right course of action is taken. Take some time to read through our guide to female hair loss, which should give you an indication of what might be causing your problem and what you can do. You can contact Hera Hair and skin clinic any time to arrange a one-on-one consultation with a hair loss specialist. The good news is that most women’s hair loss conditions are treatable and can be prevented or reversed. Jump to more information on hair loss treatments for women. Female Pattern Hair Loss One of the most common conditions that affect women is Female Pattern Hair Loss, or Androgenetic Alopecia. This hereditary condition causes thinning hair which can be found around the top of the head and/or the crown area, whilst the density of the hair from the sides and back of the scalp will remain unaffected. You may notice you start to shed more hair than usual, and your parting becomes wider. Female hair loss can also cause a receding hairline, where hair thins around the temples.

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