Male Pattern Hair Loss (MPHL), also known as androgenetic alopecia, is the most common cause of hair thinning in men. It typically presents as receding hairline, temple thinning, and crown baldness. At RAY-Clinic, a structured, dermatologist-guided approach is used to slow hair fall, stimulate new growth, and preserve long-term density.
MPHL is a genetically influenced condition where hair follicles gradually shrink under the effect of DHT (dihydrotestosterone). This leads to:
Without treatment, the condition advances gradually and permanently.
Frontal hairline recession
Hair loss over temples
Bald spot on top of head
Overall thinning on top
Between hair strands
Thin, short, weak hair
Classification is usually based on the Norwood–Hamilton Scale.
Evaluation includes:
Male pattern hair loss requires a combination approach for best results. At RAY-Clinic, treatment plans are customized based on stage and severity.
These help slow progression and improve density.
Platelet-rich plasma or Growth Factor Concentrate injections stimulate:
Sessions are done once a month for 3–6 months.
Advanced regenerative treatment using bioactive exosomes to:
Useful in early to moderate stages.
Microinjections of vitamins, peptides, and growth boosters help:
Enhances:
For advanced stages (Norwood 4–7), transplantation offers:
Methods include FUE with natural hairline artistry at RAY-Clinic.
Starting early leads to:
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