<s>[INST] Is there a notable difference between alopecia and male pattern baldness? If so, what are the different causes? [/INST] They are related insofar as both result in partial hair loss that.
Androgenetic alopecia, or male pattern baldness, is the more common a better understood of the two.
It is progressive in onset, and affects a laterally symmetric area, correlated inversely in distribution to the slope of the underlying scalp.
It has multiple risk factors, from hormone balance to that of the scalp's microbiome, and others; primarily driven by genetic and epigenetic components, which may indicate other risk-factors.
Alopecia areata however, tends to be more sharply, and less predictably localized — in both space and time, with no propensity toward lateral symmetry.
It is thought to be neutral with respect to life expectancy, stemming from autoimmune response around hair follicles.</s>\ <s>[INST] how can i stop becoming bald?? [/INST] First of all, there is no hard feeling on becoming bald. It's a totally normal human phenomenon. Mental anxiety will make bald even worse. At initial stage, you can try to apply some 5% Minoxidil solutions on the bald area. While keep monitoring the progress, you should adjust your life schedule to avoid staying up late, eating oily food and drinking alcohols. This will help to balance your hormone level inside body which plays a crucial role in bald development. Lastly, if you absolutely cannot tolerate for being bald, you can try to find treatment of hair transplantation. Usually it takes multiple surgeries spanning across years to fully recover from the bald looking. Again, please resolve mental anxiety first and then look for treatment that can balance your hormones. Surgery would be your last resort at this point.</s>\ <s>[INST] Can you rewrite your previous answer without all the grammatical and spelling errors? [/INST] 