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About Your Hair Loss and What Causes It
Hair Loss & Restoration in Women
Hair Transplants are for Women Too
Non-surgical Hair Loss Treatments
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Alopecia areata (AA) is a recurrent disease, which can cause hairloss in any hair-bearing area. The most common type of alopecia areata presents as round or oval patches of hair loss most noticeably on the scalp or in the eyebrows.
A hair restoration doctor will conduct a scalp examination to determine the cause of hair loss and a hair analysis lab test performed if a hair shaft abnormality needs to be assessed.
Improvements in instrument technology and technique have made follicular unit extraction (FUE) a procedure competitive with strip harvesting for obtaining donor hair for hair transplantation.
The interaction between laser light and living tissue is defined as photobiology. Photobiology can be subdivided into laser-tissue reactions defined as photochemistry and photophysics—that is, stimulation of chemical or physical reactions by laser light.
ISHRS Position Statement on Qualifications for Scalp Surgery
Platelet-Rich Plasma is a procedure to enhance healing and hair growth after hair transplantation.
Early signs of hair loss are difficult to interpret in women. There are a number of causes to be considered for hair loss in women.
The gold standard for making a choice is approval of a product by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), for use in treating hair loss. The most effective use of hair restoration medication is under the supervision of a physician hair restoration specialist.
Transplantation of gray hair is successful because gray hair is healthy hair produced by healthy hair follicles.
Well-balanced dietary intake is essential for cells in hair follicles that produce hair and cycle hair through its anagen-telogen-catagen phases. A diet that is severely deficient in essential nutrients, or deficient in essential nutrients over an extended period of time, can cause malfunction in cells, including the cells in hair follicles.
