Male Hair Loss

Male hair loss can come in many different forms and for varied reasons. The most common form of male hair loss is known as Androgenetic Alopecia or male pattern baldness. This form of hair loss usually hits males in their 20s, 30s and 40s and manifests itself as a receding hairline. It can also become apparent as a bald spot on the crown of the head.

Other kinds of male hair loss include Telogen Effluvium which is temporary hair loss, usually caused by illness, trauma or severe stress, and Alopecia Areata which is also temporary but displays itself as small, round patches of hair loss. While both of these forms of hair loss are most commonly temporary, you can speed the recovery timeline by using our Kevis line of hair rejuvenators. Male pattern baldness is generally not a temporary condition; however, it can also be treated with Kevis products.

How Does Kevis Improve Male Hair Loss?

Interestingly, most male hair loss is related to DHT buildup on the scalp. DHT is a byproduct of testosterone production and it's attracted to androgen receptors in hair follicles. It binds to the receptors there and resides in the follicles, blocking the follicular openings. When it clogs follicles in this way, new hair growth is hindered since the openings are covered.

Kevis treats this issue directly by removing DHT blockages from the scalp. Once the DHT is stripped away, hair growth cycles can resume. Regular use of the Kevis system has been shown to lead to improved hair growth and healthier, thicker hair. There's no reason why you should continue to suffer from male hair loss—address the root of the issue with Kevis today.