Typically, we shed about 50 to 100 scalp hairs daily. If your hair loss exceeds this, you may observe substantial hair accumulation on brushes, clothing, and in sinks or tub drains. You might also notice general thinning, a broader part, altered hairline, or new bald patches.

In cases of telogen effluvium or medication-induced hair loss, it's usually widespread. Tinea infections and alopecia areata result in small, patchy hair loss, often accompanied by symptoms like scalp scaling or broken hairs resembling black dots. Traumatic alopecia's pattern mirrors the method of hair damage, such as from hot rollers, braiding, or chemical treatments. In male-pattern baldness, receding temples precede top-of-the-head thinning. Eventually, the crown area goes bald, leaving hair only around the sides and back of the head.

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