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Hair Loss in Men
Hair Loss in Men
More Than Pattern Baldness — A Spectrum of Causes
Male hair loss is extraordinarily common, yet it is often dismissed as an inevitable part of ageing — something to be accepted rather than addressed. This is a missed opportunity. While androgenetic alopecia accounts for the majority of cases, male hair loss can stem from a wide range of causes, many of which are directly treatable. Without an accurate clinical diagnosis, men frequently spend years using over-the-counter products that address the wrong cause entirely.
Beyond genetic pattern baldness, male hair loss can be triggered by nutritional deficiencies — particularly iron, zinc, vitamin D, and B12 — which are extremely prevalent in Dubai's climate and lifestyle context. Thyroid dysfunction, elevated cortisol from chronic stress, scalp conditions including seborrheic dermatitis, and the use of certain medications can all drive significant shedding or progressive thinning. In some cases, multiple causes operate simultaneously, which is why a thorough assessment that considers both the scalp and broader health picture is essential.
Male clients often present later in the process — frequently only when hair loss has become visually obvious to others. Earlier intervention consistently yields better outcomes. A trichology consultation can identify the cause of your specific hair loss within a single comprehensive session, and map a realistic, personalised treatment protocol from there. Whether the goal is to halt progression, stimulate regrowth, or — where loss is advanced — restore the appearance of density through Scalp Micropigmentation, there are highly effective options available at every stage.
Male Hair Loss
Most common cause
Androgenetic alopecia (DHT)
Other causes
Stress, nutrition, thyroid, scalp conditions
Onset risk
1 in 2 men by age 50
Reversibility
High if treated early
Androgenetic alopecia (DHT-driven follicular miniaturisation)
Telogen effluvium from prolonged stress or illness
Nutritional deficiencies: iron, zinc, vitamin D, B12
Thyroid dysfunction (both hypo and hyperthyroid)
Scalp inflammation: seborrheic dermatitis, psoriasis
Medication-induced shedding
PRP therapy for follicular stimulation and density improvement
Exosome therapy for moderate to advanced androgenetic loss
Peptide mesotherapy for nutritional and scalp support
LLLT for non-invasive early-stage treatment
SMP for advanced baldness or scar camouflage
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