Stages of Male Pattern Baldness

• Excessive loss of hair
• Receding hairline from the frontal area of the scalp
• Bald patch on the top of the scalp (the crown)
• Hair on the sides of the scalp remains intact
  
  

Other Contributing Factors to Hair Loss

• Nutritional Deficiencies – A diet lacking iron and proteins can significantly accelerate hair loss.
• Poor Blood Circulation – Reduced blood flow to the scalp deprives hair follicles of essential nutrients, impairing hair growth.
• Smoking/Nicotine – These sensitize hair follicles to the effects of hormones, increasing hair loss.
• Dandruff – Inflamed, flaky scalp skin interferes with circulation and nourishment, leading to hair thinning.
  
  

Our Approach at ‘Dr. Anand’s Homeopathic Clinic’

We follow a scientific and personalized method of evaluating male pattern baldness. Using the Norwood classification, we identify the balding stage and match it to one of the two common types:

• Regular Type (most common in Indian men): Hair loss begins at both temples and the crown, which eventually merge.
• Type A (less common): Hair loss begins from the front and progresses backward.
  
  

How Patients Benefit

At Dr. Anand’s Homeopathic Clinic, our approach includes:

• Stabilizing excessive hair fall
• Slowing the progression of baldness
• Supporting regrowth and strengthening hair
  
  

We focus on identifying the root cause through detailed case history analysis and offer constitutional homeopathic treatment combined with personalized nutritional guidance to promote healthy, lasting results.