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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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Advanced biological science and improving technology took hair transplantation from the era of the transplanted hair plug to today's microtransplantation that is so "natural" that it is difficult to distinguish from hair that was never lost.
Androgenetic alopecia-male- and female-pattern hair loss-is known to have a genetic basis. It is an inheritable condition, commonly described as "running in the family".
There are a number of causes to the loss of eyelashes such as a physical trauma-facial injury and scarring due to traumatic events such as automobile accidents, industrial accidents, chemical and thermal burns, eyelid tattoos, and traction alopecia associated with long-term use of false eyelashes.
The patient's expectations for hair restoration must be clarified for both patient and physician. After expectations are fully explored and understood, patient and physician can begin to discuss surgical and/or nonsurgical approaches to satisfying the patient's wishes.
Hair restoration surgery is a medical and surgical subspecialty that has matured to the point of needing a standards-setting mechanism for assuring the highest level of knowledge and skill in practitioners of hair restoration surgery.
Understanding the reasons for someone else's hair transplantation should be no different than understanding the reasons for someone else's elective medical procedure.
Perhaps no where else in the world is one's appearance tied to their profession quite like Hollywood. And for male and female celebrities, the right hairstyles can shape careers and set the latest trends.
Is Male-Pattern Hair Loss in Your Future?
If you are an adult male with male-pattern hair loss in your close male relatives, you will probably want to know:
The color of your hair is largely determined by the genes that you inherited from your parents and their ancestors. There are a few exceptions, mostly associated with disease or congenital anomalies that induce change in hair color.
The method of hair restoration is usually hair transplantation to scarred areas of the scalp.
