Hair Loss

What Is Finasteride Shedding? Finasteride shedding is a temporary increase in hair loss that can occur after starting finasteride treatment.Although it can feel alarming, this shedding phase is usually a normal and short-lived part of how the medication works and often signals that the hair growth cycle is resetting. What Is Finasteride? Finasteride is a […]

At Hair Center of Turkey, a hair transplant clinic founded in 2014 that performs more than 3,000 procedures every year, we hear questions about M-shaped hairlines almost every week. An M-shaped hairline is a pattern where the hair recedes more deeply at the temples than in the middle, leaving a pointed shape that resembles the […]

What Is A Double Crown? A double crown refers to having two natural hair whorls on the scalp, usually located at the back of the head.It is a normal genetic variation in hair growth patterns and is not linked to health issues or hair loss on its own. What Does A Double Crown Mean? Most […]

Why Scabs Form On The Scalp A scab is the scalp’s natural “bandage.” When the skin barrier is irritated, scratched, or infected, your body sends fluid and blood cells to repair the area. As that fluid dries, it creates a crust. The itching that comes with many scalp conditions can start a scratch–scab cycle that […]

Quick Answer What Causes Pubic Hair Loss? Hair Center of Turkey has focused on hair restoration since 2014, with a team of three doctors who together perform more than 3,000 procedures a year. That experience shapes how we read pubic hair loss: we work to pin down the exact cause — hormonal, dermatological, nutritional, or […]

Quick Answer A small number of people experience temporary hair shedding while taking antibiotics — most often with tetracyclines, sulfonamides, penicillins, and fluoroquinolones. This shedding is usually a form of telogen effluvium triggered by illness and medication stress, not permanent follicle damage. In most cases hair regrows on its own within 3 to 6 months […]

What Age Does Male Pattern Baldness Start? Quick Answer: Male pattern baldness can begin anytime after puberty, but most men first notice a receding hairline or thinning crown in their 20s or 30s. Teen onset is possible with a strong family history. Progression varies, and early treatment can often slow shedding and preserve density. Understanding […]

What Is Coeliac Disease? Coeliac disease is a chronic autoimmune condition where eating gluten (found in wheat, barley, and rye) triggers an immune reaction. Over time, this reaction damages the lining of the small intestine, which can reduce the body’s ability to absorb iron, zinc, and several vitamins. When nutrient stores drop, hair can become […]

Irregular Periods And Hair Loss (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) Irregular periods and hair loss often share a hormonal root cause. Conditions such as PCOS, thyroid disease, high prolactin, stress-related cycle changes, or nutrient deficiencies can push hair into a shedding phase or worsen female-pattern thinning. A targeted medical workup and treating the trigger usually improves shedding […]

Does TRT Cause Hair Loss? Testosterone And Hair Loss TRT doesn’t “cause” baldness in everyone, but it can speed up hair thinning if you’re genetically sensitive to DHT. Some men also notice temporary shedding when hormones shift after starting treatment. A clinician can adjust your protocol and discuss options like topical minoxidil or DHT‑lowering medicines. […]