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Coming to terms with the fact that you’re losing your hair is never easy but, when you do, the question is often… “What do I do next?” For some people, the plan is to ignore it or just let it happen. But you do have options! And, if you decide
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- Hair Loss, Hair Replacement, Hair Restoration
Gray hair is caused by a lack of pigment cells in the hair follicles. Typically, this happens gradually as we age… but there are some conditions that can cause hair to go prematurely gray. Hair loss can be the result of many different issues and factors – even including as
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- Hair Loss, Medical Conditions
Congratulations, you’ve had a successful hair transplant! You’re healing well, your hairline is beautifully restored, and you’re happy with the results. It’s completely understandable that you now wish to resume hair color after transplant and complete your transformation. But is it safe to color your transplanted hair and, if so,
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- Hair Restoration, Medical Conditions
Hair thinning or loss is an inevitable part of just about everyone’s life. Before considering surgical options for hair restoration (or even the stronger medicated creams and lotions), many people are curious about what natural remedies are available to try first. One of those natural remedies that people talk about
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- Diet and Nutrition, Hair Restoration, Non-Surgical Treatment
Once you’ve decided on getting a hair restoration procedure, it all comes down to scheduling and deciding the best time of year that syncs up with your needs. Other considerations, of course, include the weather outdoors and how it might affect you or what precautions you might need to be
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- Hair Loss, Hair Replacement, Hair Restoration, Medical Conditions
Hair loss is as old as humanity, so it should be considered as routine as any other appearance variance. Unfortunately, the tendency to depict people of low moral character as looking different, strange, or “other” has stigmatized traits associated with a less than perfect appearance. That has real-world consequences for
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- Hair Loss
What we put into our bodies affects our whole bodies, no matter how small. What we eat, what we drink, the medicine we take, creams and lotions we apply, and even how much sunlight we expose ourselves to can have a major impact on our bodies. If we are not
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- Diet and Nutrition, Hair Restoration, Medical Conditions
Aloe vera is a plant that’s been used for medicinal purposes since ancient times. Some of these benefits include promoting healthy skin, reducing wrinkles, having antioxidant and antibacterial properties that can help accelerate healing wounds, working well as a mouthwash that fights gingivitis, and even having some laxative properties that
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- Diet and Nutrition, Hair Loss, Non-Surgical Treatment
Lichen planopilaris (LPP) is a progressive type of scarring alopecia that causes scalp inflammation and potentially irreversible damage to hair follicles in the affected areas. In addition to patchy hair loss, other symptoms may include itching, pain, tenderness, or a burning sensation in the affected area of the scalp.
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- Hair Loss, Medical Conditions
Proper hair care to prevent hair loss can be confusing. You have to eat the right things, use the right kind of scalp and hair care, get blessed with good genetics, and try to avoid air pollution.
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- Hair Loss, Medical Conditions
When it comes to hair transplant techniques, it is important for you to understand the different options that exist, the differences between them, and which one is right for you and your hair loss needs. The three main techniques used to transplant hair are Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT), Follicular Unit
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- FUE, FUT, Hair Restoration
Green tea is made from Camellia sinensis leaves and buds that have undergone a different process than oolong or black teas. People have been drinking tea – especially green tea – for its purported health benefits for thousands of years. But what effect, if any, might it have on hair
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- Diet and Nutrition, Hair Loss, Hair Restoration, Medical Conditions, Non-Surgical Treatment
Hair loss has been with us throughout history. Since the first surgical hair loss solution occurred only a century ago in 1822, and while wigs were a fashion in late 16th to 18th century Europe and America, for the most part, bald leaders and historic figures were generally known to
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- Hair Loss, Hair Loss in Men, Hair Loss in Women
Excessive sweating, or hyperhidrosis, is a condition where you sweat more than is typical based on the external temperature and your own activity levels. If bad enough, it can disrupt your daily activities and cause anxiety or embarrassment. To make matters worse, these overactive sweat glands might also be having
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- Hair Loss, Medical Conditions
Whether men like to admit it or not, we all have some insecurities from time to time. These insecurities can include anything from showing emotions, their careers (and where they are going), if they make enough money, if they are good fathers, sons, or husbands… or even being insecure about
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- Hair Loss, Hair Loss in Men, Medical Conditions
The B-complex vitamin B7 – also known as biotin – helps your body break food into energy. You can maintain a healthy level of biotin by eating meat, eggs, fish, seeds, some vegetables, and nuts. Most people receive enough biotin through their regular diet… but some people also choose to
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- Diet and Nutrition, Hair Loss, Medical Conditions, Thinning Hair