KÖ-HAIR GmbH
Fachpraxis für Haartransplantation
Königsallee 60B
40212 Düsseldorf
KÖ-HAIR GmbH
Beratungszentrum für Haartransplantationen
Friedrichstraße 88
10117 Berlin
KÖ-HAIR GmbH
Beratungszentrum für Haartransplantationen
Tower 185, Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage 35 - 37
60327 Frankfurt a. M.
KÖ-HAIR GmbH
Beratungszentrum für Haartransplantationen
Neuer Wall 80
20354 Hamburg
KÖ-HAIR GmBH
Beratungszentrum für Haartransplantationen
Bahnhofstraße 8
30159 Hannover
KÖ-HAIR GmbH
Beratungszentrum für Haartransplantationen
Im Zollhafen 24
50678 Köln
KÖ-HAIR GmbH
Beratungszentrum für Haartransplantationen
Maximilianstr. 13
80539 München
KÖ-HAIR GmbH
Beratungszentrum für Haartransplantationen
Königstraße 26
70173 Stuttgart
Nürnberg, City Center
ZeltnerEck
Zeltnerstr. 1-3
90443 Nürnberg
KÖ-HAIR GmBH
Beratungszentrum für Haartransplantationen
Bahnhofstr. 100
CH-8001 Zürich / Schweiz
- Bremen
- Dresden
- Düsseldorf
- Berlin
- Frankfurt
- Hamburg
- Hannover
- Köln
- München
- Stuttgart
- Leipzig
- Nürnberg
- Zürich
Causes and Effects
Hair loss is often considered a masculine issue. Fifty percent of men experience some form of hair loss with varying degrees over their lifetimes. Most hair loss occurs between the ages of 20 to 30 and many men will have lost some or most of their hair before it has had the opportunity to turn gray. The first sign of male pattern baldness is the recession of hair along the forehead. This is also referred to as a “receding hairline.”
Many men try to first remedy the situation by using lotions, shampoos, or other topical products. These are typically overpriced and do not correct the issue. The hair continues to fade, as does one’s self confidence. Hair loss is not only a physical malady, but can also take a psychological toll on self-worth or work performance. One study found that individuals with hair loss were viewed as less desirable candidates to those with full heads of hair in the workforce.