Hair loss at the crown
Hair loss at the crown of the head is thinning or loss of hair visible at the top of the head. It can occur gradually and is related, among other things, to androgenetic alopecia, hormonal disorders, deficiencies, scalp conditions, stress, or genetic predisposition. In women and men, the pattern of thinning may look different. If hair loss progresses, appears suddenly, or is accompanied by itching, flaking, or pain of the skin, a specialist consultation is advisable.






