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Receding hairline is a pattern of hair loss that can be experienced by both men and women. Know its signs and treatment options.<\/p>\n

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Hair loss is usually part of the ageing process. However, sometimes even teenagers or young adults experience it, especially a receding hairline. It is basically hair loss that occurs from the front part of the head. While you may notice many men with this problem, even women can experience it. This common hair issue may have to do with your genes, hormones or stress. There are topical treatments like Minoxidil that can help to promote hair growth, and even surgery to deal with hair loss. But does hair really grow back after the hairline shifts?<\/p>\n

What is a receding hairline?<\/h2>\n

\u201cA receding hairline refers to a pattern of hair loss where the hairline gradually moves back from its original position on the forehead,\u201d says hair transplant expert Dr Emin Gul<\/a>. A person usually starts noticing hair loss above the temples after which the hairline moves back. It is typically a sign of a male pattern of hair loss, but women can have similar hair loss problem. This is a natural process for many people, but there are many factors that might contribute to it.<\/p>\n

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Receding hairline is usually a natural process. Image courtesy: Adobe stock<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

What are the signs of a receding hairline?<\/h2>\n