Despite being such a common condition for both men and women across the globe, hair loss myths continue to circulate the internet and impact treatment decisions. Approximately 35 million men and 21 million women worldwide suffer from a variety of hair loss conditions, according to The Hair Society.[1] Although multiple types of hair loss exist and symptoms often vary, hair loss myths thwart patients’ ability to properly cope with and treat their conditions. Distinguishing between fact and fiction when it comes to hair loss is necessary in defining effective and safe management plans. Consider the following hair loss myths before determining the best path toward hair restoration and self-confidence:
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