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Social media fuels hairline concerns among young adults

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by The Financial World•Sep 19, 2026•0 views•
Social media fuels hairline concerns among young adults
New Delhi: Hair loss, once commonly associated with middle age, is increasingly becoming a concern among younger adults, with dermatologists and hair-restoration specialists reporting a rise in enquiries from people in their early 20s about receding hairlines, thinning hair and hair transplantation. Doctors attribute the trend to a combination of genuine cases of early-onset hair loss and growing appearance consciousness, particularly among young people exposed to carefully curated images of cel
New Delhi: Hair loss, once commonly associated with middle age, is increasingly becoming a concern among younger adults, with dermatologists and hair-restoration specialists reporting a rise in enquiries from people in their early 20s about receding ... [4837 chars]
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