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Hair and Hair Loss Treatment: Hair Anatomy and Physiology
Before we begin to discuss how we can help you to replace hair that is lost, lets deep dive into finding a little more about hair anatomy and physiology. As mentioned briefly in our first article hair is made of...
Low Light Laser Therapy (LLLT) for Hair Loss
Maybe you’ve heard of Low Light Laser Therapy. LLLT is an emerging science, and research is currently underway to explore its usefulness for a variety of medical issues including joint pain, skin problems, and veterinary medicine. The full extent of...
Which Hair Loss Treatments Really Work?
Everyone loses hair, right? For most people their hair loss is temporary and will grow back, or is just part of their natural hair growth cycle. But for some men and women, their hair loss is genetic and won’t grow...
Hair Loss Treatments, Causes & Signs
Hair loss can feel like a losing game—once you start noticing hair loss, you feel as if there’s no going back. While untreated hair loss can meet a critical point, where only certain treatment methods can be utilized, there are...
Capillus FAQ: Answers To Your Frequently Asked Questions Part 2
Here are some more of the questions that we receive frequently. 1. Does Capillus have good customer service? Absolutely. The best. Just let us know if you need help with something. You can use our Contact Us page, and most...
Scarring and Non-scarring Hair Loss
Scarring-and-non-scarring-hair-loss In general, hair loss can be divided into two big categories: scarring and non-scarring. Scarring hair loss is called cicatricial hair loss, and non-scarring is called non-cicatricial hair loss. Almost all types of hair loss can be classified in...
3 Signs Hair Loss is Ruining Your Life
Hair loss is nothing to joke about, especially because of the emotional and psychological effects that follow. Although hair loss is fairly common in both men and women, it often leads to a compromised sense of self-image and the potential...
Involutional Alopecia Vs. Androgenic Alopecia
Involutional Alopecia Involutional alopecia is the thinning of your hair as part of the natural aging process. This type of alopecia occurs when your hair’s growth (anagen) phase is shortened, and the hair spends more times in the resting (telogen)...
Laser Hair Treatment Side Effects
Hair loss is a pervasive problem in America and around the world, transcending both age and gender. It is a recognized medical condition, with side effects that include anxiety, depression, and social withdrawal. Hair loss is known to cause significant...