FAQ’s About Hair Loss

Men and women of all ages and races are affected by Alopecia Areata. Most people usually start experiencing the first symptoms at a very young age. It’s not life-threatening, however, most people do experience a major psychological impact as a result of the disease. People suffering the consequences of Alopecia Areata are still very capable of living happy, healthy and fulfilling lives. There is absolutely no reason the condition should prevent you from living the life you want and deserve.

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Alopecia Areata occurs when inflammation develops around the hair roots, which then become inactive and diminish in size. The scientific community has no answer for what causes this inflammation. However, the cause is most likely more complicated than a simple deficiency of vitamins and other micronutrients, hair care methods or external damage. What causes Alopecia is neither any fungal bacterial or viral infection and thus it cannot be passed on to any other person. Many people believe the condition to be stress-related, but there is no significant scientific evidence that supports this.

Unfortunately, Alopecia Areata is an in-curable condition. There are different forms of Alopecia, one of them, Alopecia Totalis, is a condition involving complete loss of all the hair on the scalp. It makes up for roughly 20 percent of all people suffering from the disease. Those who suffer from Alopecia Totalis also have a greater tendency for the symptoms to occur again.

Absolutely. The main reason of finding your perfect hair restoration solution is for you to be able to live your live just as you’d like. You should never have to sacrifice a single thing that you love. No matter your sport or activity of choice, you will be able to keep doing it just like always.

There are a number of reasons why men seem to fall prey to hair loss. And while they may have different origins, the end result is the same…missing hair!

 Some of the most well-known are …

• Genetic
• Hormonal
• Stress
• Diet
• Medications

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Male pattern thinning causes a great deal of anxiety for men of any age. There are a number of treatments available for any male who genuinely wants to stop this problem. First of all, we suggest you take a look at our article that gives insight into the various options available for hair regrowth and lets you fully understand its nature and solutions.

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The first step in any hair loss prevention program is just that, prevention. Easily said but not as easily accomplished is the underlying cause of genetics. Healthy nutrition, correct hair care and a reduction in stress levels all help with hair loss problems, but the advice of a professional Hair Loss specialist is the way to go if you are serious about preventing future problems.

Check out this article on natural hair regrowth for a more in depth explanation of the various options to treat hair loss.

Apart from any underlying causes (medical treatments, undetected diabetes or lupus); one of the biggest problems in maintaining a head full of rich hair is scalp infections.

When stress levels are added to the mix (an often unrecognized and overlooked symptom), delayed hair fall-out is the result (sometimes up to 3 months later).

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If you have any concerns about how your hair is growing or behaving, it’s a wise decision to see a Hair Loss professional for an opinion.

After all, isn’t it better to head-off any problem before it becomes too hard to treat?

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7 simple tricks to reduce thinning hair and keep your thick locks include:

1. Up your protein. Nuts, milk, meat and fish are all great sources of high-quality protein that do wonders for your hair.
2. Always use conditioner.
3. Take care of your scalp.
4. Stay relaxed.
5. Listen to your body’s needs.
6. Make sure your vitamin levels are balanced.
7. And your iron levels too.

For additional tips on how to thicken your hair naturally, check out this article on 5 easy hair loss treatment tips for thicker hair.

Hair loss in men is caused by DHT blocking the hair follicles. This causes the hair to become finer as it grows. It then falls out when there is no room left in the follicle for the hair to exit through. Not all men lose their hair, but it is common and is normally caused by either the mother’s or the father’s genes. You can’t stop the progression of hair loss once it starts, but you can certainly slow it down. Natural regrowth treatments, or non-surgical grafting, have been shown successful. Female hair loss is mostly caused by a hormonal imbalance, which can be diagnosed as female pattern thinning.

To learn what techniques you can implement right now to prevent hair loss, check out these 5 natural hair loss treatments tips.

• Try a scalp colouring product to minimize the contrast between your hair and scalp if it’s beginning to show through.
• Try a hair thickening solution like our Mane Hair Thickening Spray.
• Use hair extensions to enhance volume.
• Keeping your hair short rather than long will make it appear thicker.
• Parting your hair to the side takes the focus off the crown of the head, which is the area where hair often thins.
• Using body-boosting hair products can give your hair a thicker appearance.

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Yes. We all lose some hair on a daily basis. In fact, losing up to 100 hairs a day is very normal and is not a result of going bald. The scalp has around 100,000 hair follicles and the majority of them are in a constant state of producing new hair.

Without a doubt, the most common cause for women’s hair loss is female pattern baldness. Many other possible causes include:

•   Childbirth
•   Stress
•   Chemotherapy
•   Surgery
•   Rapid weight loss
•   Anemia
•   Ongoing illness
•   Certain medications
•   Hormonal changes as a result of thyroid conditions, birth control and menopause

To learn more, check out this article on what causes hair loss in women and what you can do about it.