Baldness on both sides of the hairline is an early manifestation of androgenetic alopecia. In the early stages of the disease, normalization is usually possible through standardized treatment. If the disease progresses further or the onset of the disease is long-lasting, it will not be able to return to normal.
Baldness on both sides of the hairline, also known as receding hairline, is the most important early manifestation of androgenetic alopecia. With the progress of the disease, the hair on the head and other parts of the body will gradually fall off, become thin, and even cause baldness.
In the early stage of androgenetic alopecia, the hair follicles are not completely atrophied, at this time you can promote hair growth through standardized treatment, such as topical minoxidil tincture, oral spironolactone tablets or finasteride tablets and so on.
In the advanced stage of androgenetic alopecia, the hair follicles have completely atrophied and there is no possibility of repairing them again, so in this case, the localized hair cannot return to normal again.
In this case, the localized hair cannot return to normal again. For the case of receding hairline, it is necessary to consult the doctor in time and carry out standardized treatment.