Why Is Minoxidil Not For Frontal Baldness, Or Is It? Understanding the Nuances of Hair Loss Treatment
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While Minoxidil is a well-known treatment for androgenetic alopecia (pattern hair loss), it is often considered less effective for frontal baldness and hairline recession. Its success is more frequently observed on the vertex, or crown, of the scalp, sparking confusion and frustration for those dealing with a receding hairline. The reason for this difference in efficacy lies in the distinct physiological processes occurring in different areas of the scalp and the drug's specific mechanism of action.
