04/11/2024
Smoking can damage hair follicles and increase the risk of hair loss.🔆
A 2020 study compared the prevalence of early-onset androgenetic alopecia (a common form of hair loss) in male smokers and nonsmokers aged 20 to 35. The results showed that 425 out of 500 smokers experienced some degree of hair loss, compared to only 200 out of 500 nonsmokers.
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The researchers suggested that ni****ne and related chemicals might accelerate hair loss, although more research is needed to confirm this theory. Additionally, smoking can cause oxidative stress and reduce blood flow to the hair follicles, both of which contribute to hair loss.
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Quitting smoking can reverse some of the damage caused to the body, but it’s unclear if hair loss specifically can be fully reversed. Some individuals may experience limited hair regrowth, especially if the hair loss was due to a medical condition. Products like Rogaine (minoxidil) may help in achieving some regrowth, but results can vary.
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