AT SOME POINT in their lives, roughly 80 per cent of men and nearly 50 per cent of women will be affected by androgenetic alopecia – more commonly known as pattern baldness. But despite the ubiquity of the condition, there are very few solutions that come with zero...
“I HADN’T BEEN overly obsessed with the depletion of my ‘do or anything– not consciously, anyway. But at 44, I was beginning to thin out on top. My hairline, especially at the temples, had receded substantially. I was, in a very general sense, feeling some despair...
New hair loss drug PP405 is showing promise that it can not just preserve the hair you have, but regrow the follicles that have already disappeared. Is this the end of baldness as we know it?
At 44, Chris Wallace started balding. Then he traveled to Istanbul, the hair transplant capital of the world.
