Female Pattern Baldness in Men
November 1993
in “
Journal of The American Academy of Dermatology
”
female pattern androgenetic alopecia baldness of the crown frontal hairline male pattern baldness Hamilton's classification telogen hairs trichogram scalp biopsy miniaturized hair follicles androgenetic alopecia diffuse hair loss circulating androgens diffuse telogen effluvium female pattern baldness crown baldness frontal hairline preservation male pattern baldness Hamilton's classification telogen hairs hair analysis scalp biopsy miniaturized hair follicles androgenetic alopecia diffuse hair loss high androgen levels diffuse telogen effluvium
Studysummary Some men can have female pattern baldness without hormonal abnormalities or signs of feminization.
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