Female vs. Male Hair Loss: What Makes Them Different?
The most obvious difference between men’s and women’s hair loss is the pattern. Men typically experience a receding hairline or bald spot on the crown. This is often caused by genetics and sensitivity to a hormone called DHT (dihydrotestosterone).Â
In contrast, women tend to have overall thinning, especially at the crown or part line, without a receding hairline or total baldness.
For women, hormonal fluctuations, thyroid conditions, stress, and certain medical treatments can contribute to alopecia. Female hair loss can also be more subtle at first, which may delay diagnosis or treatment.
Why Female Hair Loss Hits Differently
Hair thinning in women often comes with more emotional stress. Society doesn’t always talk about it, and many women feel alone in the experience. The truth is, female alopecia is common, and it’s okay to seek help early.Â
Male pattern baldness follows a more predictable path, but the causes and progression in women can vary more. This means it often requires a more customized approach.
Why HairRevive Boost Is a Popular Choice for Hair Loss
Dania Dermatology offers HairRevive Boost, a minimally invasive treatment that uses your body’s own growth factors to stimulate hair follicles.Â
This therapy involves injecting a concentrated solution derived from your own blood into areas of hair thinning. It may help stimulate follicles, calm inflammation, and support conditions that promote healthier hair growth over time.
The treatment takes about an hour and doesn’t require much downtime. It’s a great option for both women and men who want to avoid surgery or harsh medications.Â
Start With a Conversation
Unexplained hair thinning can be frustrating, but expert care is available. Call Dania Dermatology at 954-807-9433 to schedule an appointment in Dania or Fort Lauderdale. Dr. Skopit and our experienced team will guide you through your options and help you choose the right approach for your needs.