Seborrheic alopecia can be treated with drugs, which can be divided into topical drugs and oral drugs. Topical application of drugs can stimulate local blood circulation and facilitate healthy hair growth. The oral medication repairs damaged hair follicles and promotes healthy hair growth. In addition to medication, laser therapy and hair transplant surgery are also common treatments for seborrheic alopecia.

Hair loss can be divided into two types: physiological hair loss and pathological hair loss. Physiological hair loss does not require special treatment. Pathological alopecia is mostly caused by pathological factors and requires timely treatment. Among pathological alopecia, seborrheic alopecia has the highest incidence rate. So, how to treat seborrheic alopecia?

1. Drug treatment

1. Topical drugs

The commonly used topical drug is minoxidil gel. Applying this medicine to the hair area can not only promote local blood circulation but also stabilize it, and prevent excessive hair loss. However, this drug has a certain scope of application. Some people may experience scalp redness or even acne when using this drug externally. If these uncomfortable reactions occur, stop immediately and use other treatment methods.

2. Oral drugs

Oral drugs are mainly finasteron. This type of drug is a reductase inhibitor. Its main function is to prevent androgen from converting into DHT. This can reduce the damage to the hair follicles and facilitate the repair of the hair follicles. When the hair follicles return to their normal state, the hair can grow healthily.

2. Laser treatment

Laser treatment is also used to treat seborrheic alopecia. The special energy generated by the laser irradiates specific parts, which can promote the activity of hair follicle cells and local The blood circulation provides the hair with extremely sufficient nutrients, improves the vitality of hair mother cells and stem cells, and at the same time improves the microcirculation of the scalp, activates hair follicles, and promotes healthy hair growth without shedding.

3. Hair transplant surgery

For patients with more severe seborrheic alopecia, especially those with localized alopecia areata, hair transplant surgery is suitable. The skills of hair transplant surgery have been very mature. Implanting healthy hair follicles into the areas where hair has fallen out promotes their healthy growth and alleviates the phenomenon of hair loss. However, hair transplant surgery is usually combined with drug treatment. Control hair fall with medication. Wait until the hair loss has stabilized before improving it through hair transplant surgery.