It has been suggested in a recent study that smoking increases the rate of men's hair loss; although some experts are warning that the results of the study may be unreliable. It is thought that smoking causes hair loss through…
Hair loss in women is just as common as balding in men. The condition is very common if it is a reaction to illness, stress or medication. It is very rarely however seen in the same form as male pattern…
There are many different forms and causes of hair loss. Some forms of hair loss are triggered by stress or medication. There is also a compulsive disorder called trichotillomania that is classed as one of the most common causes of…
There are many reasons that a person may experience hair loss, this can range from genetic inheritance to illness. One solution is a specialist technique that transplants individual follicles. Follicular Transfer Treatments extract follicles from a donor area at the…
Balding, thinning and a receding hairline can be treated in a number of different ways; with the use of surgery, cosmetic cover-ups, medication or a combination of these treatments. The type of treatment offered to a patient will depend on…
Patients who are suffering from hair loss may consider a FUE hair transplant (Follicular Unit Extraction). This procedure takes hair follicles from different areas of your scalp and places them on the balding parts of the scalp. The FUE hair…
Physiologic Alopecia is the medical term for the condition of sudden hair loss. This type of hair loss is commonly seen in babies shortly after they are born. Whilst the baby is still in the womb they are covered in…
