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Dr. Bernstein, founder and Chief Surgeon of the Bernstein Medical Center for Hair Restoration, is an Associate Clinical Professor of Dermatology at Columbia Unversity in New York. He is recognized world wide for developing the Follicular Unit Hair Transplantation (FUHT) technique used by the majority of hair transplant surgeons in the world today.
sumit 2008-10-26
hair loss due to thinning of hair...
sir,
i am a 16 year old boy...
its aabout 6 months that my hairs started thinning and has thinned so much that they started falling from their roots, i m so much worried for this circumstances in such an early age..
i cconsulted doctor he had said me to change the shampoo and also make changes i food habits...but i found no change in hair loss..
what should i do plz help...
I would see a dermatologist to determine exactly what the cause is. If you have a family history of hair loss, especially hair loss at a young age, you probably have androgenetic alopecia and would benefit from finasteride (Propecia), but this needs a doctor's prescription. This medicaion should be started as soon as possible.
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