Is it okay to have hair tattoo on a bald head? Let’s talk about the causes of baldness first

Many bald patients will choose to use hair tattooing to help us regain our youth, but hair tattooing is not a common method, and this technology is not necessarily suitable for everyone. It is very important to use hair tattooing to achieve the most natural effect for hair in different parts of the head. Therefore, everyone must understand the causes and principles of baldness before getting a hair tattoo.

First, let's talk about what caused it.

Generally, the hair on the forehead becomes thinner first, then the hair on the top of the head begins to fall out, and finally the fallen hair on the forehead and top of the head gradually connect, leaving only a circle of thin hair on the back of the head.

Testosterone combines with an enzyme in the human body and is converted into dihydrotestosterone. In addition to maintaining a man's normal sexual desire, dihydrotestosterone can also make muscles more developed. But if there is too much dihydrotestosterone, it will enter the hair follicles, causing them to mature prematurely, shortening the hair growth cycle, causing the hair to enter the resting phase prematurely, and then fall out.

There are countless strange ways to treat baldness, but castration is actually the most effective. Of course, this is a method that no one is willing to try. But from another perspective, baldness indicates that a man has abundant testosterone, which is something to be proud of. It is said that in Russia, women prefer bald men when looking for a partner. Because of this, natural selection does not have to eliminate this trait.

It often occurs in young and middle-aged people, characterized by thicker oily secretions on the scalp, shiny, sparse and thin hair, or dry hair, lots of dandruff, dullness, sparse and thin hair.

It is mainly due to the damage of viruses, bacteria and high fever to hair matrix cells, which inhibits the normal division of hair matrix cells and puts hair follicles in a state of shock, leading to hair loss, such as acute infections and long-term use of certain hormones by women.

Harmful chemicals damage scalp tissue and hair follicle cells, leading to hair loss.

Hair loss is caused by air pollutants clogging hair follicles, harmful radiation, etc.

Digestive and absorption dysfunction causes malnutrition and leads to hair loss.

Hormonal imbalance and large amounts of saturated fatty acids produce waste after metabolism in the body, which clogs hair follicles and causes hair loss.

Hair loss is also hereditary, generally dominant in males and recessive in females.

Overwork and excessive stress lead to mental tension. When people are in a tense state, their hair will stand on end, which hinders blood circulation, causes imbalance of Qi and blood, and poor circulation, making it impossible to nourish hair. Hair follicles suffer from ischemia and hypoxia, and nutrients are cut off, leading to large-scale hair loss and gray hair.