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Alopecia de padrão masculino (calvície comum; alopecia androgenética masculina) é o resultado de uma queda de cabelos progressiva e que segue um determinado padrão, mediada por exposição a andrógenos. Embora mais de 90% dos homens demonstrem algum grau de recessão frontoparietal da linha de implantação dos cabelos aos 20 anos, a extensão da perda dos fios é determinada geneticamente e apenas 30% dos homens em algum momento desenvolvem alopecia extensa. | |||
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Male pattern hair loss (common baldness; male androgenetic alopecia) is the result of a progressive, patterned hair loss mediated by exposure to androgens. Although over 90% of men demonstrate some degree of frontoparietal recession of the hairline by the age of 20, the extent of hair loss is genetically determined and only 30% of men ever develop extensive hair loss. | |||
Revision as of 11:17, 13 August 2026
Male pattern hair loss (common baldness; male androgenetic alopecia) is the result of a progressive, patterned hair loss mediated by exposure to androgens. Although over 90% of men demonstrate some degree of frontoparietal recession of the hairline by the age of 20, the extent of hair loss is genetically determined and only 30% of men ever develop extensive hair loss.
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Male pattern hair loss (common baldness; male androgenetic alopecia) is the result of a progressive, patterned hair loss mediated by exposure to androgens. Although over 90% of men demonstrate some degree of frontoparietal recession of the hairline by the age of 20, the extent of hair loss is genetically determined and only 30% of men ever develop extensive hair loss. |
