If you have looked into hair loss at all, you have almost certainly met the Norwood scale, even if you did not know its name. It is the row of seven heads, each balder than the last, that appears in…
A hair transplant is a major investment of your time, money, and, of course, looks. As such, it makes sense to put real effort into not only finding the right surgeon and clinic but also following proper pre and post-care…
Your hair tends to change throughout your life. A lot of this is due to the various styles and haircuts you try out – perhaps in your twenties, you enjoyed a blunt fringe, and in your thirties, you grew your…
Seborrheic dermatitis is a very common skin condition that causes dry, scaly, flaky skin. In many cases, it occurs on the scalp, where it causes dandruff and sometimes even hair loss, which is never easy to deal with. If you…
Throughout history, humans have used a variety of herbs and plants for medical and beauty purposes. One that is frequently used is aloe vera, a tropical plant that contains a jelly-like substance packed with water, vitamins, and amino acids. The…
Women experience ongoing hormonal changes throughout their lives. Unfortunately, this can sometimes lead to hair loss, especially if a condition like PCOS is involved. It’s important to get a blood test done at a GP to check hormone levels if…
Hair gummies are sweet-tasting supplements that supply vitamins and minerals essential for healthy hair growth. People with nutritional deficiencies may find that they support hair health, but they will not make a difference in hair loss caused by genetics, hormones,…
Some people assume that hair loss only affects the scalp, but that’s not the case. You can lose hair from all over the body, including your eyebrows and eyelashes, which is specifically called madarosis and is caused by a wide…
When you think about hair loss, you will likely think about thinning crowns and receding hairlines, which are typically caused by male and female pattern baldness, the most common type of hair loss. However, other types of alopecia can come…
Hair follicles are responsible for the health of your hair. When they die, hair can no longer grow, leading to hair loss. This can be caused by things like genetics, stress, and hormonal issues, and there are several different treatment…
