The most common hair loss in women over 50 is female pattern hair loss, or androgenic alopecia - which primarily shows up as thinning hair at the crown. So odds are many of us may experience this ...

The most common hair loss in women over 50 is female pattern hair loss, or androgenic alopecia — which primarily shows up as thinning hair at the crown. So odds are many of us may experience ...

While men can look perfectly presentable — even sexy — with their exposed scalp, no such options exist for the 30 million American women who grapple with thinning tresses. Dr.

While men can look perfectly presentable — even sexy — with their exposed scalp, no such options exist for the 30 million American women who grapple with thinning tresses. Dr.

While men can look perfectly presentable — even sexy — with their exposed scalp, no such options exist for the 30 million American women who grapple with thinning tresses. Dr.

While men can look perfectly presentable — even sexy — with their exposed scalp, no such options exist for the 30 million American women who grapple with thinning tresses. Dr.

Like many things, hair loss isn't one-size-fits all. And that's especially true in terms of where it occurs on the head. Maybe you're dealing with thinning at just the crown or along your part line.

While men can look perfectly presentable — even sexy — with their exposed scalp, no such options exist for the 30 million American women who grapple with thinning tresses. Dr.

For men, the genetic pattern is distinct, typically an M-shaped hairline that recedes toward the temples or a thinning crown. But for women, the loss usually happens all over.