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The hairline is more than a mere border. It’s also a subtle communicator of your age, fitness level and even the way you’ll carry yourself as you enter a room. More often than not, most men will only realize how integral the hairline is once it has been remodeled and their reflection appears older than […]

There’s a point that most people remember. Either the light in the bathroom or staring into a mirror and seeing more scalp showing in a photograph than they used to, or coming in the morning to see a significant amount of hair lying on the pillow. Hair loss usually makes no grand announcement, but slowly

Have you just shaved, waxed or threaded the area, and in a margin of a few days you have small red dots. Sound familiar? This is what ingrown hair looks like, and they are a lot more common problem than you may think. An ingrown hair can seem like only a temporary inconvenience, however in

Chances are, if you’ve been struggling with an itchy, flaky scalp, along with some hair loss, that seborrheic dermatitis has something to do with it. And if you have been looking for a permanent solution you might be wondering if hair transplantation even applies to your condition. The short answer is yes – although, with

Hair loss is mostly blamed on testosterone every time. The logic is compelling; testosterone is the male hormone and men suffer from male pattern baldness to a much greater extent than women. The connection is therefore seemingly obvious, more testosterone, more baldness. However, the picture is somewhat more complicated than this, and knowledge of this

Motherhood is perhaps one of the sweetest transitions in a woman’s life, but among feedings, changings and sleep deprivation new mothers may find themselves quite surprised to find hands-full of hair clogging their showers, thin spots along their temples or simply less hair all-around. If this is you, please know that you are definitely not

Hair loss is one of those most common things which cannot be ignored. You realize there’s hair on the pillow, then that there’s really hair on the pillow, then that you can see your scalp. Most people with thyroid problems go through this exact progression, to varying degrees of distress. But as always, a regular

This is perhaps one of the first questions you have asked, and will continue to ask once you have already had your hair transplantation done or are thinking about doing it. After all you have put in your time, money and effort in restoring your hair line and have a reasonable right to be inquisitive

You wake up, run your fingers through your hair and notice it feels wrong; the strands seem thinner, your scalp looks more visible and although there is no bald patch in sight it’s not quite the amount of hair that you previously had, if this sounds like something that you are experiencing you may be

Losing one’s hair can be a very aggravating thing for anyone going through it, but when a diabetic is going through it, they have yet a few more concerns or questions they will be looking for answers to when looking into appropriate hair restoration methods. If you are diabetic and considering hair transplant surgery, you