Sons IE Reveals 2 Truths About Receding Hairlines

A receding hairline can often be the first sign of hair loss. Men might spend hours, cumulatively, obsessing in the mirror over whether their hairline has indeed receded. There are a lot of misconceptions, and frankly falsehoods, online about receding hairlines.

We’re here to tell you the facts. This article will look at everything you want to know about a receding hairline and what you can do about it.

What to know on receding hairlines

Firstly, it’s important to understand that the majority of men will have experienced a receding hairline by their old age, so don’t feel that you’re in an unlucky minority if it happens to you.

That doesn’t mean you can’t do anything about it, however. Sons has a range of treatments that work effectively in getting your hairline back to its best.

The miniaturisation of hair commonly occurs here and can be one of the initial signs of male pattern hair loss. This is usually genetic; hereditary hair loss can also be known as androgenetic alopecia and runs in families. If your direct ancestors also have or had receding hairlines, it means that you could encounter it too.

Even if you have the balding gene from your father or grandfather, for instance, it doesn’t mean that it will make you bald. Many people inherit and pass on genes that don’t fully come to the surface.

Also, we can dispel the myth that your grandfather on your mother’s side’s hair is the sole dictator in how your hair comes out. The truth is that your hair genes come from both sides of your family lineage.

Theoretically, receding hairlines can occur at any age but it becomes a more likely outcome the older you get. Although, some men’s hair will never recede.

Can my receding hairline be fixed?

Yes! You needn’t accept that your receding hairline is only going to get worse. Something can be done about it.

At Sons, we provide treatments that stop hair loss and generate new growth so that you can have a full head of hair once again. This applies to your receding hairline too.

Your hairline and crown are often the two regions that are most noticeable when you begin losing your hair, but our treatment works well on recovering these areas.

Whether it’s Minoxidil or Finasteride, or both with the Duo Plan, your prescriber will assess the condition of your hair on the Norwood scale, which measures the severity of your hair loss, before providing you with a plan for our effective and easy-to-apply medication.

The prescribed medications on offer are at least 80% effective so you can expect results on your hairline within 6-12 months of commencing treatment.

To find out more, speak to the team at Sons to find out what we can do for you.