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Harmless tidbits that don’t have any major effect on health care attitudes about hair loss.
Age has little to do with whether someone is a good candidate for hair transplantation.
Like all biological things, hair has a cycle. For women, it is important to understand this hair growth cycle to understand why hair loss occurs.
Five questions you must answer about your hair restoration surgeon.
New England Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker publicly discussed his hair restoration surgery.
Your ethnicity is something your hair restoration surgeon accounts for when he or she plans your surgery.
Bald may be beautiful for some men—Michael Jordan and Bruce Willis come to mind. But for women, the trauma and panic we experience when we feel our hair coming out or after our stylist notices the hair pulling way back from the scalp…that’s too much to handle for most of us.
It’s a good idea to ask your hair restoration surgeon a lot of questions so you can have confidence in your decision.
Most hair loss is due to genetic causes (link) but as women experiment with new hair styles, unique and stunning hair looks and more tortuous hair weaves and braids, they put themselves at risk for hair loss from a variety of non genetic causes.
Male pattern baldness can strike some men at a very young age, causing some brief panic that spurs them to make rash or hasty decisions.
