A thinner look, what is it?
I see. So in colloquial terms when men self-report visually obvious “hair thinning,” is that usually the same thing as miniaturization? Or is miniaturization more about individual hair diameter rather than density?
Thinning reported by the patient can be miniaturization, decrease of hair density (hairs falling out) or generalized thinning of all hairs (both donor and recipient hair) as noticed in aging. This aging process can occur in men and women as early as 30-40 years old, but mostly they are past 50 and commonly found in the general population.
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