Having a hairline that is not equal throughout your hair can cause stress and be a source of bad feelings for many. It can occasionally make you feel nervous and even lower your self-confidence. For example, a naturally uneven hairline can be just a variation, albeit there are a number of reasons why it may become more visible. In this blog entry, we will look at the causes that can lead to uneven hairline and what methods can be used to fix them.
Why do you have this uneven hairline?
Besides, firstly we need to define what an uneven hairline is, before enumerating its root causes. A sloping hairline is when the hair gets higher or lower, leaving the part unequal to the other side. This can appear at the top of the hairline or at the temple/brow.
Genetics
Genetics has a great deal to do with your hair type and how your hair forms your hairline. If one of your parents or grandparents is showing signs of a receding hairline, chances are, you eventually will too. This is the reason why the genes which influence upon the shape and set up of hairlines remain to be transmitted from one generation to another through the blood.
Age
As you mature, you might notice that your hairline is receding, which is a natural process that will, therefore, not give a rounded appearance. This happens due to the natural fact that the hair follicles located on the front of the scalp suffer more from the effect of DHT, which is a hormone that cause baldness. With time, the follicles get smaller, and the hairs become thinner, much shorter and more difficult to manage, some of which may make the hairline appear uneven.
Hairstyling
Styling hairs too aggressively can also result in a crooked hair part. Styles that are pulled to tight hairlines, such as braids, ponytails, and weaves, can cause hair tension which can lead to hairline injuries. As a result, we get an uneven hairline, especially when the same styles are used on a frequent basis.
Medical Conditions
In addition, some medical conditions may cause the hairline to be unmanaged. For example, the autoimmune disorder alopecia areata results in patchy hair loss, whereas trichotillomania is a compulsive disorder that pulls out hair. The aforementioned two factors are all linked to having a lopsided hairline.
Pregnancy
Pregnancy may bring on a change of hair line. Hormonal variations during pregnancy can however, make your hair grow thicker and denser than before, yet after an infant is born, then the extension of this hair could be shed on the hairline leading to an uneven-looking line.
Treatment Options
Luckily, we have treatments for irregular hairlines. One possibility is hair transplantation, which involves cutting hair from one part of the scalp and placing it on the areas with thinning hair. This can achieve an aesthetically pleasing effect of a hairline that is more akin to a symmetrical line.
Non-Surgical Treatments
The non-surgical treatments comprising medicines and topical applications are among that are effective in treating a crosswise hairline. The process of DHT inhibition and hair growth promotion is facilitated through these kinds of treatments.
Consult with a Professional
If you are dealing with a crooked frontline, it is necessary to go to a trichologist so that they can diagnose you and recommend a suitable method of treatment. They can, therefore, help you understand the risks in addition to the benefits of each option and offer customized care to facilitate your procedures and achieve your aimed outcomes.
Conclusion:
I know that can be a source of insecurity, but nothing should stand in the way of your confidence. That’s why we have the perfect solution for achieving a nice hairline. Whether you choose hair transplant surgery or any other non-surgical method, the head loss specialist’s intervention will enable you to have a maximum symmetry, confidence, and happy appearance.
