Description

A receding hairline, often called a "maturing hairline," "hairline thinning," or "frontal hair loss," refers to the gradual backward movement of the hair at the front of the scalp, resulting in more forehead showing. This common issue, also known as male pattern baldness or female pattern hair loss, affects both men and women and can start as early as the late teens or twenties. The process is usually slow and may leave the hairline looking uneven or create a widow’s peak. Causes include genetics, aging, stress, hormonal changes, certain medical conditions, medications, and harsh hair treatments. Many people seek solutions, such as hair transplant surgery, forehead reduction, or non-surgical treatments like medication and PRP therapy, to restore a natural hairline and boost their confidence. If you are concerned about a receding or high forehead, expert clinics in South Korea offer advanced options for hairline correction and restoration tailored to your needs.

Procedures that treat this ailment: Forehead Reduction and Hairline Correction