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Trichologist FAQs Often, the Trichologist can diagnose hair and scalp problems at the time of the initial consultation and treatment options are then discussed at that time. When it comes to actual hair loss, the Trichologist will refer you to your primary care physician for blood work. This will determine if there are any illnesses that have gone unchecked. The…
Understanding Men’s Hair Loss Androgenetic alopecia or male pattern baldness can be unpredictable. While baldness is associated with age, men can start experiencing thinning hair as early as their twenties. The American Hair Loss Association reports that by age thirty-five, two in every three American men will have started experiencing hair loss; and by the time they reach fifty, 85…
Androgenetic alopecia is the hereditary form of baldness that affects 50 percent of men, and some women after 40. Female hair loss usually starts after menopause although it can begin earlier. The main reason for this is that estrogen levels decline. Hormonal changes cause hair to thin. It is comforting to note that other than androgenetic alopecia, the most common…
Non-surgical hair replacement systems are undeniably the most preferred option for men and women suffering from thinning of hair or hair loss. Here are 6 benefits of using a non-surgical hair replacement system. 1. It’s Non-invasive and non-surgical. Unlike traditional surgical hair replacement procedures, non-surgical hair replacement systems are completely painless and non-invasive, and there is no surgery involved. This…
Hair loss or Alopecia is a very common condition that affects a variety of people, whether it’s from natural causes or other causes. Alopecia can affect both genders and it can have a negative effect on confidence and self-esteem. If you are curious about the types of hair loss, the treatments available, and what the causes are, then here are…
Embracing change can help prevent hair loss due to tight hairstyles. Studies have shown that tightly pulled hairstyles can lead to hair loss. The four hairstyles in particular that are known to cause damage are tight ponytails, cornrows, extensions or buns. Which contributes to traction alopecia, this type of hair loss occurs when hair loss is caused by trauma to…