I was once just battling regular male hairloss. Then 3 years ago I started suffering from what I can only relate as Alopecia barbae. I have patches of my facial hair that no longer grow in as it once did. Its fluctuated alittle bit where I get some back, but then some areas get worse. I've been a beard wearer for most of my adult life, so this too is very stressful. Anyone else had this issue? And luck with curing it at all? I know its different than standard male pattern baldness from the research I've done. The body just one day thinks the hair is a virus and fights it.
Any guys suffering from facial hair loss too?
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My friend is suffering with this problem.Its a very common problem in modern days.The main reason behind this is the modern life style of people.People must live naturally to avoid this particular problem.
My friend is suffering with this problem.Its a very common problem in modern days.The main reason behind this is the modern life style of people.People must live naturally to avoid this particular problem.
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most people with male pattern baldness seem to get more facial/body hair (more DHT?) than lose it. My facial hair still grows in fine (i don't have much of it tho).
A few people say their body hair falls out - hoping it is something they can fix with diet that'll fix their male pattern baldness too.
if your hair loss is falling out in random clumps on your head then it could be the same thing - but if your side hair is thick and the top is thinning then it's plain ol' male pattern baldness and no diet or lifestyle change can fix that. something like 99% of hairloss in men is male pattern baldness.
as far as the facial alopecia, no idea
most people with male pattern baldness seem to get more facial/body hair (more DHT?) than lose it. My facial hair still grows in fine (i don't have much of it tho).
A few people say their body hair falls out - hoping it is something they can fix with diet that'll fix their male pattern baldness too.
if your hair loss is falling out in random clumps on your head then it could be the same thing - but if your side hair is thick and the top is thinning then it's plain ol' male pattern baldness and no diet or lifestyle change can fix that. something like 99% of hairloss in men is male pattern baldness.
as far as the facial alopecia, no idea