Can seborrheic alopecia in young women be cured?

Hair loss is not just a problem for middle-aged and elderly people. With the development of society, hair loss is also beginning to occur among younger people. Some young women are also troubled by seborrheic alopecia. Although hair loss does not cause physical pain, it can make people feel inferior, put them under tremendous mental pressure, and make them unhappy every day. Therefore, many people have this question - can seborrheic alopecia in young women be cured?

Before answering this question, we must first know a basic theorem: the number of hair follicles (with current technology) can never be increased, and once the hair follicles die, they will no longer form and grow. All hair growth products currently on the market ultimately just stimulate hair follicles, while the principle of hair transplant surgery is to transplant the location of hair follicles.

So we can know that as long as the hair follicles are not dead, theoretically they can still grow hair. The pathogenesis of seborrheic alopecia is to inhibit the growth of hair follicles. Generally, it does not cause the death of a large number of hair follicles. Therefore, the phenomenon of seborrheic alopecia can be effectively controlled through some drugs that inhibit hormones or stimulate hair follicles. But it should be remembered that the hair follicles of patients with seborrheic alopecia are more fragile than those of normal people. If they are not treated and improved for a long time, the chance of hair follicle necrosis will be greater. At this stage, except for hair transplantation, no other method can regenerate hair.

So can seborrheic alopecia in young women be cured? Based on the above analysis, whether the disease can be cured depends on the degree of necrosis of the hair follicles. If you find that you are experiencing severe hair loss, with more dandruff, and oily but dry hair, you should start to pay attention and go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment. The earlier treatment is started, the higher the chance of cure.