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Welcome to the ISHRS 23rd Annual Scientific Meeting in Chicago! Now it's time to figure out which sessions and events you can't miss...
You notice that you are beginning to lose hair and you want to halt or reverse hair loss if you can. One of your options is a medical approach to hair restoration—using one of the hair restoration medications that are offered with a claim to stop loss of hair and stimulate hair regrowth. But which one?
Understand misleading and inappropriate messaging that should be considered red flags when selecting a hair restoration surgeon.
Every other year the ISHRS conducts a detailed study looking at the trends within hair restoration - both surgical and non-surgical.
Hair loss is typically caused by male or female pattern baldness, which account for most baldness cases in both sexes. There are, however, several infectious agents can cause hair loss, usually temporarily.
We conclude our three part series, “Strip Harvesting versus FUE” in discussing a number of remaining issues between the two procedures.
We continue our comparison of the hair restoration surgical procedures of Strip Harvesting versus FUE hair transplants.
Years ago, experts started advocating a new way of performing hair transplant surgeries. Instead of the traditional strip harvesting– meaning that doctors would take strips of hair-bearing tissue from part of the head and place them elsewhere, the experts started advocating FUE hair transplants.
Everything you need to know about eyelash transplants.
Some patients are turning to Low-Level Laser Therapy Devices as a non-surgical hair restoration treatment for pattern hair loss.
