Even if the result is obvious, there are many different causes of hair loss. It can be hereditary, but also due to a possible illness or even an accident. A professional diagnosis is therefore essential. You can receive information about the causes and treatment options for the different types of hair loss from skin specialists and university dermatology clinics.

A particularly common form of hair loss is the typical one that befalls men, the so-called androgenetic type. Its causes are hereditary and hormonal, and are characterised by a receding hairline. Immune hair roots attached to the fringe remain however. Modern hair root transplanting uses this fact as a starting point and achieves lasting natural hair growth by way of an intelligent redistribution.

It is surprising that the number of women affected by this type of hair loss has increased as well. They often suffer even more than men and try to struggle along by themselves until they find help - hair transplantations can also help them in most cases.