As we age, it’s popular for our hair to lose its volume and thickness. Hair thinning in the elderly is a natural process that can be attributed to genetic factors, hormonal changes, and the overall aging of the hair follicles.
A number of factors contribute to hair thinning as we age. Hormonal changes, particularly the reduction in androgens and estrogens, play a significant role
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