The Advantages of an FUE Hair Transplant

Posted on 2nd July 2020 at 12:00

When considering a hair transplant to help combat hair thinning or loss, it is vital to consider all of the options available and which may be the best suited to you and your needs.

In the article below, we aim to discuss the advantages of a hair transplantation using the FUE technique, helping you in your decision moving forwards.

Diagnosing and Treating Hair Loss

Posted on 14th June 2020 at 12:00

Before looking to pursue long term hair loss treatments such as hair transplantation, it is important that individuals identify the cause of the hair loss or hair thinning that they are experiencing, helping to determine if a hair transplant is the right choice, or whether other treatments must first be undertaken before individuals can undergo a hair transplant safely and successfully. In the article below, we aim to discuss a few common issues known to be associated with hair loss, helping you to identify the cause of your hair thinning issues.

What is Trichotillomania?

Posted on 17th May 2020 at 12:00

Trichotillomania can be defined as a type of impulse control disorder, those suffering with the issue experiencing an uncontrollable urge to pull out their hair, typically from the scalp, eyebrows, and eyelashes. Individuals suffering with this type of disorder know that, by acting on these hair pulling impulses, they are likely to cause damage to their hairline and overall hair thickness, but they are unable to stop.

Why does chemotherapy cause hair loss?

Posted on 1st May 2020 at 12:00

Hair loss is a highly common side effect seen in cancer treatments such as chemotherapy, and to several patients, this could be a point of major concern.

Hair Loss in Women

Posted on 15th April 2020 at 12:00

Hair Loss is a common problem seen to impact many women at some point in their lifetime, over 91% admit they hold concerns over losing their hair. But why does hair loss occur in women?

How To Cope With Alopecia Areata

Posted on 23rd March 2020 at 15:22

Alopecia areata can affect any age or gender, and is often a very hard thing to deal with. Alopecia is considered an autoimmune disease, which causes the body to start attacking the hair follicles. It is through this that starts the process of hair loss. Roughly one million people in the UK alone are affected by alopecia, and dealing with hair loss can be a very traumatic experience. This is why we will talk openly in this article, about the cases and effects of Alopecia, whilst finding viable everyday solutions to help make living with the condition more comfortable.

5 Best ways to encourage natural hair growth

Posted on 3rd March 2020 at 12:00

Hair can be difficult to maintain at the best of times. It requires a certain level of care and routine to properly look after. Encouraging natural hair growth is tricky, but there are methods and supplements available to assist you and your hair throughout the process. In this article we will look at the best ways to achieve natural hair growth, so you can have the best results possible.

What is PRP treatment?

Posted on 21st February 2020 at 12:00

PRP stands for ‘Platelet-Rich Plasma’, which is a form of therapy for hair loss. This process is a three-stage medical treatment, involving drawing out a person’s blood, processing it and then finally, injecting it back into the scalp.

Returning the fullness to thinning hair

Posted on 3rd February 2020 at 12:00

Thinning hair is something we would rather not think about, however, it is a common problem amongst adults and can be treated or concealed using the proper methods and treatments. Whether you are amongst those suffering with hair loss, in women or men, In this article, we will look at the different potential causes for the occurrence of thinning hair, and what you can do to make your hair feel full and strong once again.

The most common causes of Hair Loss

Posted on 13th January 2020 at 12:00

Hair loss is a natural process which occurs daily. On average, we lose around 50 – 100 hairs per day, and whilst this is perfectly normal, excessive hair loss could be a sign that something isn’t right, and you should see your GP if you are displaying any unusual symptoms.