Male Pattern Baldness & Why Men Go Bald

It's true what they say, life isn't fair. We have enough battles to fight as it is, but for some men, hair loss is one more. So how come some of us already have thinning hair in our 20's, while the guy next to us is pushing 50 with a full head of hair?

When it comes to male baldness, generally speaking, it's genetic. Male hair loss happens because of a chemical called Dihydrotestosterone, or DHT, which builds up around the hair follicle and eventually kills both the follicle and the hair.  It's the hair follicle's resistance to DHT that's genetic. If you have relatives with thin hair or who are balding, there's a pretty good chance at some point you'll experience the same male baldness or hair thinning. So now's your chance to blow off genetics, and you can take control.

Male Pattern Baldness

Male-pattern baldness (also known as Alopecia) is the most common form of hair loss for men.

Male pattern baldness represents about 90% of all hair loss cases. The result is either a receding hairline or thinning hair at the crown of the head. But don't feel like you're alone because some other 40 million men in North America today are experiencing male pattern baldness as well. And for those lucky others, just wait, because by the age of 50 at least half of all men will experience hair loss of some kind, and from then on the numbers only climb.

So instead of taking the hand life has dealt us, let's discard a few things and get something more. Because at Hair Club, we believe life isn't about waiting for the right circumstances, but rather creating our own.

Make the decision about male pattern baldness that could change the rest of your life. Book your free microscopic hair and scalp analysis online, request our free 16-page brochure, or simply give us a call, (toll free) 888.888.8986. Start demanding more today.