you would first need to see a dermatologist to have this hair-loss problem properly diagnosed. dandruff typically does not cause hair loss but it can be treated with the right combination of medications usually special shampoos. fungal scalp infections are not common but can be contributory. many times people who feel they are having hair loss do not. hair in the "resting stage" will often break off or shed. this is normal. unless you are seeing patchy areas of baldness then your hair may be just fine. talk to your parents about having a consultation with a dermatologist. i think this problem can be rectified. if any teenager has this leading trait of hair loss in the family then it can almost be made certain that it's hereditary and that pretty soon the condition could only worsen. the first step is to consult a doctor particularly a hair restoration specialist to see what can be done. for this you can refer to dr. cole’s forhair. com and as the patient is still a minor a parent or guardian must be present to assume legal responsibility.
is there any treatment for hairloss for teenagers? . i am 14 years and i fed up of my hair whenever i shake my hair i find so much dandruff and my hair comes out. whenever i scratch my head i find hair coming out i need a suggestion or solution for this.