Corners is a characteristic type of alopecia in which localised hair loss occurs - these are cavities in the temporal region. Circular hair loss is one of the first symptoms of alopecia. Studies show that, on average, one in three men aged 20-40 complain of excessive hair loss. The cause of the formation of hairy bends can be an unbalanced diet, a developing anaemia in the body, the onset of autoimmune diseases or a systemic disease called psoriasis.

How to deal with male pattern baldness?

Treatment should start by finding the cause of the problem. In order to do so, it is advisable to visit a dermatologist who will check whether the reason for the hair loss is a scalp disease, e.g. a fungal infection, occurring together with dandruff and seborrhoea. Laboratory tests should be performed to rule out other common causes of alopecia. A morphology will identify anaemia and a TSH level determination will help detect thyroid problems. Once such ailments have been diagnosed, a specialist should recommend appropriate treatment.

Often with help in the fight against the hair curves comes:

• Use of specialised preparations
• Head massage
• Mesotherapy, the injection of the scalp with substances that inhibit hair loss and stimulate hair regrowth.
• Actions to help thicken hair and stop the formation of hair curves in the form of laser technology. Fotona Hair Restoration it's therapywhich can stop the formation of hair curves and also reverse the balding process.