The 2025 Invictus Games came to an end on Sunday, February 16. During this sports competition, it is usual to see Prince Harry and Meghan Markle enjoy the event, with love exhibition included, from the stands. However, in this latest edition, whose closing ceremony was held in Canada, the spotlights especially fell on the Duke of Sussex due to their physical appearance, specifically, because of how quickly the density of his hair has lost in the last year .
As illustrated by the photographs of the event, Prince Guillermo’s brother could present an alopecia problem, the most affected part of the front of his head.
“It can be An androgenetic alopecia, but with a female fall pattern, which is known as FAGA. TIt can also be an inflammatory alopeciait is thought that it has an autoimmune base and causes a fall that can be associated with stress situations“explained Dr. Ignacio Sevilla, medical director of Svenson, to The confidential.
On what stage is Prince Harry alopecia, Dr. Mancinelli has assured the aforementioned space that her hair loss is in a stage “advanced“However, he pointed out that his front line is still quite preserved so the pattern”It is not so clear” still.
To treat this capillary problem, experts have assured that the author of In the shadow Three types of treatments could be performed: doctor, topic or mesotherapy. They have also recommended resorting to cosmetic tools such as microfiber or opt for a capillary graft.
Thus, the possibility that Meghan Markle’s husband underwent a capillary graft in the past has also been considered. “It is possible that you have resorted to a transplant“says Dr. Stefania. However, Dr. Ignacio Sevilla has assured that the Duke of Sussex has not performed any treatment.”His hair is the result of the progression of an alopecia with an atypical fall pattern“He said.
Prince Harry is not the only one who suffers from alopecia, a condition that affects millions of people around the world, including many other royalty members and celebrities. His brother, Prince Guillermo, has also experienced a remarkable hair loss from a young age, like his father, King Carlos III.
