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Believe it or not there are many reasons for hair loss and hair thinning occuring in women, this is not uncommon. India.com recently reported an increase number of women seeking help and answers on why hair loss affects them. The great news, help is out there and the hair restoration industry has come a long way.
Want a strong, shiny, healthy head of hair? A balanced diet that includes protein, iron and other nutrients is key. Online publication Style Bistro, consulted with ISHRS' Dr. Alan Bauman on what foods are best to eat to maintain Hair Health. Read more for his recommendations.
WebMD recently sat down with ISHRS' Dr. Kenneth Washenik to discuss the many treatments in the works. “The development of new treatments, including drugs and cell-based approaches for hair loss, is at an all-time high,” states Kenneth J. Washenik, MD, PhD.
This week, the ISHRS was highlighted in the CBC News discussing the latest trend in Hair Restoration Surgery, Beard transplants.
The popularity of facial hair for men has certainly changed over the last several years. Online publications reporting on beard transplants almost weekly. Why you ask?
Are you paying attention to your shampoo? Ingredients in the shampoo and conditioner you use may be hampering your hair growth. Read what Dr. Dorin of the ISHRS says to avoid.
Recently the FDA approved an at home devise containing 80 low powered laser diodes. Read more on when this will be available.
A recent study published in Nature,finds 2 distinct fibroblasts in the skin layers; the upper layer that produces hair folicles and lower layer responsible for making skins collagen fibres. Read more on how scientists may have revolutionized treatment for hair loss, scarring and more!
Interior designer Sheila Bridges speaks with Oprah on her battle with Alopecia
Alopecia sufferer Jayne Waddell establishes campaign to raise funds for more medical research into Alopecia.
