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Beginning male pattern baldness is usually first noticed as a slowly receding hairline or subtle hair thinning at the crown, caused by hereditary sensitivity to male sex hormones called androgens. In androgenetic alopecia, hair follicles in specific scalp zones gradually shrink, the hair growth cycle shortens, and hairs become finer until noticeable hair loss appears.…

Bald spots on head usually appear when hair follicles in one area stop producing normal hair, leading to thinner coverage or smooth bare skin on the scalp. In many cases, this type of hair loss is treatable or at least manageable, when identified early. The key is to notice new bald patches quickly and get…