Prevention and care to avoid hair loss in women:
-Maintain a balanced diet rich in nutrients.
-Avoid hairstyles that pull on the hair.
-Reduce stress through relaxation techniques.
-Avoid excessive use of harsh chemicals and heat on the hair.
PRP Benefits for Hair: A Natural Solution for Hair Loss Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy PRP Benefits for Hair: A Natural Solution for Hair LossPlatelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy has become a popular treatment to combat hair loss effectively and naturally. This procedure uses the patient’s own blood plasma, rich in growth factors, to stimulate hair regeneration…
For men who start losing their hair, one of the first questions on their mind is – why is this happening? Everyone knows that a certain percentage of men go bald but not everyone knows the scientific reason behind it. It’s easy to blame factors such as stress and poor diet, and whilst they certainly play…
Question: This may well be a basic question, but I was wondering why do people usually have multiple hair transplants? Is it because: The first hair transplant was unable to provide the required number of grafts for decent coverage in the one session so a further procedure was planned. The first hair transplant gave decent…
Key factors about alopecia in women that you should know Alopecia in women can be an emotional and physical challenge. Here we share the most important factors to consider:Identify the cause: From hormonal changes and stress, to genetic factors or nutritional deficiencies, understanding the root of the problem is key to treating it.Consult a specialist:…
How is Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Obtained? PRP is a regenerative treatment that harnesses the healing power of your own blood.1. A blood draw similar to that of a common analysis is performed, generally from the patient’s arm.2. The extracted blood is placed in a centrifuge, a machine that spins at high speed to separate…
Hair loss in men Hair loss in men Androgenic Alopecia Men usually lose big hair quantities for 3 main reasons: inheritance, age, and hormonal issues. The Androgenic Alopecia mostly affects the head’s frontal and superior areas. The main hormone that affects the hair follicles is Dihyrdotestosterone hormone or DHT. DHT travels through the blood and…