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A Guide: Types Of Alopecia & Which One Affects You?

 
This month we are talking alopecia in all its splendor. Until quite recently, not even the most attractive, rich, or famous could "get away" from a bald and beautiful fate. Thanks to the exponential improvement of LLLT, medication, and surgery, there are preventative solutions that, when carefully assessed and practiced, can have impressive and "braggable" results for those who are starting to notice some...

Types of Female Hair Loss

 
There are several different types of hair loss that women experience. And by age 50, about 40 percent of women experience some noticeable hair loss. So, if you are experiencing this, know that you are not alone. The hair loss that women experience is usually more diffuse than what men experience. Women just feel like their hair is getting thinner—their ponytail isn’t as thick...

Understanding Post-Partum Hair Loss

 
It’s perfectly normal to suffer some hair loss after having a baby. Not all women do, and your hair may act very differently from one pregnancy to another. Most women recover from this uneventfully, six to twelve months after the birth. So, what is the process that leads to temporary postpartum hair loss? Let’s take a look: Hormonal changes with estrogen and progesterone. Hormones...

Hair Loss and Menopause

 
One perennial question we get is how will menopause affect my hair? The short answer is, it’s complicated, but hair loss is not certain to happen. 1. Normal Aging Process We all are born, we age, and then we die. Menopause is part of the normal aging process. Menopause signals the end of menstruation and child-bearing years for a woman, and along with it...