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FDA Approval Hair Growth Treatments 
If you are a victim of hair loss, you may be willing to do anything to reclaim a full head of hair. Beware of false claims that surround you. The market is inundated with home remedies and products that will not improve your hair growth. Worse yet, products that are not regulated could actually be dangerous for your health. Take a close look at the alternatives below that do not work and stay away from them.
A Variety of Herbs
Herbal supplements have gained in popularity and many promises have been made to treat virtually any condition, including hair loss. Hair loss is generally due to an imbalance in hormones in your body or for genetic reasons. No type of herb will fix these problems. You need to diagnose why you have lost hair and find the appropriate, FDA-approved treatment method or surgery may be your only option.
Special Brushes
You're sure to find brushes that are intended to stimulate your hair follicles in order to promote growth of new hair. Anything that involves brushing or massage is not going to work. You have to address the underlying cause of your hair loss.
Special Shampoos and Conditioners
If you see an advertisement for a shampoo or conditioner that promises to help you grow more hair, forget about it. You can't wash away the root of your hair loss problem and these products are more examples of false advertising.
An Oil Massage
Take a look at natural remedies and you'll find many sources offering you hope with the use of natural oils. You're given free reign to choose any type of oil, from avocado oil to coconut oil or olive oil, to massage into your scalp on a weekly basis. The only result you are going to get is a oily head.
An Abundance of Indian Gooseberry
Another oddball remedy involves the use of a tablespoon of mashed, Indian gooseberries and lemon juice. You're supposed to cover your head with it, put on a shower cap, and wear it all night. Not only will this fail to promote hair growth, but you'll wake up with a mess.
What Actually Works?
According to the American Hair Loss Association, two FDA-approved products have been shown to have effective results. Propecia, also known as Finasteride, and Minoxidil have been approved. Results vary and depend on when treatment begins. Hair transplants or hair grafting are also used, but can result in scarring and infection.
Individualized Hair Loss Solutions
At Apollo Hair Replacement of Dallas / Fort Worth, we take pride in being able to offer you both surgical and non-surgical hair loss solutions. By introducing new and innovative technologies, we can provide our clients with the widest array of hair loss solutions.
We understand what it's like to be frustrated in the search for answers. At Apollo of Dallas / Fort Worth that frustration ends! We strive not only to solve your hair loss problem, but to provide the most positive, comfortable, and confidential service in the hair replacement industry.
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Frizzy Hair Remedies
There are a number of things that can cause frizzy hair. Humidity and heat can make the hair frizzy. Heating tools, such as curling irons and flat irons, can also cause frizzy hair. Fortunately, there are many ways that you can tame frizzy hair. Below is a list of frizzy hair remedies:
Coconut Oil Or Olive Oil
One of the key things that you will need to do in order to control frizzy hair is to moisturize it. Both olive oil and coconut oil are great for moisturizing your hair. You can apply olive oil and coconut oil to wet or dry hair. You will need to place a little bit of olive oil or coconut oil to your hands and then rub it through your hair.
Use Conditioner
Because moisturizing your hair will help control frizz, you will need to make sure that you apply a conditioner to your hair after you wash it. Use a protein-infused conditioner. You will need to avoid using conditioners that contain alcohol. Alcohol can dry out your hair, which can lead to frizz.
Limit Your Use Of Heating Tools
Many people use curling irons and flat irons to style their hair. However, it is a good idea to limit your use of curling irons and flat irons. The excessive heat can lead to frizz. You may also want to allow your hair to air dry instead of using a blow-dryer. Heat not only causes frizz, but it can also lead to hair breakage. It is important to use a heat protectant and anti-frizz product when you use style your hair with a heating tool.
Avoid Brushing Wet Hair
Brushing wet hair can lead to breakage. It can also cause your hair to become frizzy. Do not brush your hair until it is dry.
Do Not Over-Wash Your Hair
Washing your hair is essential for keeping it clean and healthy. However, you remove some of the natural protective oils when you wash your hair. That is why washing your hair every day is not a good idea. Keep in mind that you can also use a dry shampoo if you have oily hair.
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“No ‘Poo” Method for Washing your Hair
Many people, both men and women, spend an enormous amount of time, money, and energy on creating the perfect hairstyle for themselves. This process often involves the use of a number of sprays, gels, and creams every day which can be damaging to hair. Most people reach for a bottle of shampoo to rid hair of the residue. However, the chemicals in the shampoo are often as damaging to the hair as the products. Instead of torturing your hair with another chemical, treat your hair to a natural clean-up using the latest trend of a "No-'Poo'" washing.
This method of cleaning hair eliminates the build-up and dirt, without the damaging effects of commercial chemical shampoos. Shampoos strip the hair of it's necessary essential oil, called sebum, which is a natural oil secreted by the hair follicles and is the key to healthy hair. By introducing the "No Poo" method of hair care, the follicles are free to produce these essential oils and repair the damaging effects of commercial shampoos.
The "No Poo" method of cleaning hair uses natural elements such as:
- Baking soda
- Apple cider vinegar
- Water
Baking Soda
Dissolve one Tbsp. of baking soda into a cup of warm water and stir until dissolved. Apply and work in the mixture to hair in the same manner as a commercial shampoo. There will be no lather with this method, therefore, when the hair feels smooth it is sufficiently clean and is ready for rinsing. This method may cause drying of the scalp, which makes it a great alternative to shampoo for people with oily hair.
Apple Cider Vinegar
This method is used with the baking soda method. After cleaning the hair with baking soda and rinsing, pour a pre-mixed solution of apple cider vinegar (referred to as "ACV") and water over the scalp and hair. Rinse with water to remove any vinegar residue.
Water
This method of cleaning hair will take time for the hair to adjust to a natural oil level. During this time, washing the hair is necessary on a daily basis. Use warm water and mimic the motions of a normal shampooing.
The benefits of "No-Poo" washing include the elimination of chemicals on the hair and scalp, the money savings from not buying chemical cleaners, and naturally healthy and happy hair.
The negative aspects of "No-Poo" hair care involve more of a psychiatric element of not feeling clean. Individuals interested in this method must have patience for the natural oils to emerge and create the natural beautiful sheen of healthy hair.
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10 Tips For Summer Hair Care
During the summer, the sun’s rays, humidity, and sweat affect hair strands. However, there are 10 ways to protect your hair and scalp when the temperature rises. 
Apply Less Cosmetics
On hot days, do not use hair treatments because the chemicals will damage your hair. If you need to dye your hair, apply the product two months in advance.
Use Shampoo Occasionally
If you wash your hair with shampoo every day, your hair and scalp will lose moisture. To avoid unnecessary damage, cleanse your scalp once a week with a mild shampoo.
Swimming Procedures
Do not shampoo your hair before you go swimming because the water will pull the protective oils out of the follicles. After you get out of the pool, wash your hair thoroughly in the shower. To remove the chlorine, cleanse your strands and scalp with a product that has ethylene acid.
Avoid High Heat Sources
Any additional heat could severely damage your hair during the summer, so avoiding using your curlers, blow dryer, and styling iron.
Trim Your Hair
When the temperature climbs outdoors, the tip of your strands will become brittle. Instead of cutting your hair extremely short, shorten the strands by trimming the ends.
Use Sun Protection Products
A simple scarf can protect your hair from the sun’s intense rays. However, if a scarf does not blend with your sense of style, use a leave-in conditioner instead.
Manage Fizz
By wrapping your hair, frizz will not be an issue on a hot day. Knots can also keep your hair frizz-free.
Dry Wash
If you have oily hair, use a dry shampoo instead of a traditional shampoo. A dry cleansing product will protect your strands throughout the summer.
Use Effective Hair Products
Hair products that moisturize and hydrate produce great results on hot days. Do not apply any products that have formaldehyde because the chemical will dry your hair.
Co-Washing
To co-wash your hair, rub a replenishing conditioner on your scalp for two minutes and remove it with clean water. During the summer, a good conditioner can provide protection for three to four days.
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Can brushing your teeth help hair growth - what are the facts?
Recent research has uncovered the parallel between brushing your teeth and hair growth. Dental cavities are caused by mutations in keratin. Keratin is linked to baldness.
Keratin mutations causes the loss of tooth enamel and hair follicles. If you or someone you know are experiencing hair loss, then you may want to try keeping your teeth extra clean.
Dr. Oliver Duverger, a researcher, explained, “Recent analyses revealed that mutations in hair keratin result in damaged enamel structure and reduced enamel micro-hardness.” The study observed hair keratin in the enamels of human and mice.
Hair follicles are reliant on keratin. Baldness has been linked to diets lacking keratin. The most common diets are vegetarian and vegan. Tooth enamel is one of the toughest substances in the human body. It serves to protect the teeth from cavities. According to the research done by the International Association for Dental Research in Boston, keratin mutations cause the chemical DLX 3 to weaken. This chemical regulates protein synthesis in the human body. If this chemical is not present, it can lead to tooth decay and hair loss.
If you are experiencing hair loss, you should contact a specialist who can diagnose your condition and provide advice on treatment. The best hair specialist in the industry is Apollo Hair Replacement of Dallas/Fort Worth.
We have provided hair replacement and hair loss solutions for over thirty years. Our clients love our work because we understand how hair loss equates loss of self. Losing hair may cause you to decrease your self-confidence and sense of self-worth. We do not want you to feel as though you aren’t beautiful because you are. Our goal is to bring back your identity and confidence.
We provide surgical and non-surgical hair loss solutions for men and women. Our company works to restore your natural appearance and your life. Every employee we hire are talented technicians and stylists. The staff provides personal attention to match your needs because your beauty is our goal.
We have a new hair loss technology, Apollo Cosmetic Reconstruction. This is a non-surgical treatment and ground-breaking advancement in the industry. With this solution, we can provide customized solutions for your hair growth needs.
To learn more about Apollo Hair Replacement of Dallas/Fort Worth, give us a call to receive a free consultation.
Hypothyroidism and Hair Loss
We all know that hair loss can be frustrating, confusing, and embarrassing -- but did you ever think it could be medical? At Apollo Hair Restoration, we help clients every day who are suffering from one of the most visual aspects of Hyperthyroidism: hair loss.
THE CAUSES AND SYMPTOMS OF HYPOTHYROIDISM
Affecting both men and women, (though more frequently the latter) Hypothyroidism is caused by an imbalance of hormones in the thyroid gland. In addition to wrecking havoc on your metabolism, which can cause you to gain or lose weight fairly rapidly, Hypothyroidism also comes with a host of other symptoms: swelling in the neck, high blood pressure, an increased heart rate, depression or trouble sleeping, and yes, hair loss. Because your hair doesn't continuously grow, nor does it grow at the same rate per strand, any hormonal imbalance can significantly affect not just the growth of new hairs, but also those already on your head. By the time you notice hair loss in addition to the symptoms listed above, it's likely you've had a thyroid condition for a few months. Aside from quitting smoking, since Hyperthyroidism is a genetic disorder, there are little to no preventative measures you can take. But there are treatments available, such as antithyroid medication, (which will lower hormonal production) radioactive iodine, (which destroys the thyroid gland altogether) surgical procedures, or a combination of the above. We suggest you speak to your doctor to get an official diagnosis and to inform yourself about what non-cosmetic steps you should take to preserve your health. But if you're looking to revitalize, stimulate, replace, or simply cover up your hair due to the affects of Hyperthyroidism -- that's where our hair replacement experts at Apollo come in.
APOLLO'S OPTIONS FOR HYPERTHYROIDISM SUFFERERS: COSMETIC RECONSTRUCTION
Even if you're not feeling your best, our team wants you to know you deserve to look your best. There is no reason to suffer social anxiety in addition to the pain of hyperthyroidism when there are affordable, safe, and effective solutions available. At Apollo, we specialize in Cosmetic Reconstruction for both male and female clients. If your doctor has advised you to hold off on surgery until your hormones are back in balance and your metabolism has corrected, Cosmetic Reconstruction may be right for you. At Apollo, we don't believe in forcing our clients to choose from a set of pre-made wigs that "kind of" work: Cosmetic Reconstruction means we custom-make a hairpiece specifically tailored to your desires and face shape, whether you want it to look exactly like your old hair, or are ready to regain your confidence with a new style. Since the hair is designed to mimic your hair exactly, it's only natural that you can style and blow dry it, wear it for weeks on end with no embarrassing slip-ups, wash it with your favorite shampoo in the shower, and even take a dip in the pool!
At Apollo, we understand that dealing with Hyperthyroidism is tough enough. You shouldn't have to feel insecure about your appearance when you're trying to get better -- and with our dedicated, compassionate team available to help you, there's no reason to keep buying hats and scarves to just cover up. If you have hair loss from Hyperthyroidism, don't spend another minute hiding. Contact one of our specialists at Apollo today.
Why Hair Grays
The battle against graying hair starts as soon as the early thirties for many people, but can begin even sooner for some. The gradual loss of a pigment called melanin is what causes the hair to lose coloration and eventually end up white. This is the same pigment responsible for skin coloration. No matter how hard you fight time and natural aging will result in gray hair for every human on the planet.
Genetics can play a large role on premature aging and graying of hair. There can be other factors like stress, anxiety, diet and vitamin deficiencies that contribute to premature graying. These can be alleviated at times by increasing copper, iodine and low-fat proteins into the diet. Food like walnuts, almonds, carrots, spinach, fish, chicken and turkey are all excellent sources of needed nutrients and vitamins.
A healthy adult can have up to 150,000 individual strands of hair on the head. They each grow independent of the other. All hair developing within the womb starts out without color. The development of melanin in the system happens over the course of nine months to provide the hair color present at birth. The process of graying happens when the body is unable to keep an adequate supply of melanin to the cortex, or inner section of the hair strand. 
With premature graying a change in diet and vitamin intake can prove helpful, but if you have a strong genetic link to early graying the battle will be tough. Staying well hydrated is critical to keeping hair healthy, vibrant and full of color. Dry and brittle hair is prone to begin the loss of melanin. The aging process slows down many natural functions of the body, such as metabolism and melanin processing.
It is tempting to purchase hair color products to mask the graying, but these can prove to be detrimental to the overall health of your hair and scalp. If you use this method to cover grays try and find products that are free of alcohols and peroxides. There may be other ways to restore the fullness and color of hair without using harsh chemical cover-ups. Contact the professionals at Apollo Hair Replacement today and find out what options and treatments are available to help you look your best!
Study/Report Beehive Compound
In recent studies by researchers, it has been found that propolis, a substance found in honeybee hives, can likely be used to treat hair loss. The substance is heavily used by the bees in order to repair hives. A Japanese study revealed recently that propolis is capable of improving hair growth.
Propolis is said to be honey's less famous cousin; bees use the natural substance when coating their bee hives. Up until recently, it was used for many other medicinal purposes. Namely, propolis was used to treat tumors and fight infections caused from wounds. It can also commonly be found in health stores across the world.
In Japan, Dr. Ken Kobayashi conducted a study Hokkaido University. This study involved testing the propolis substance on mice that had been waxed and shaved. The intent was to determine whether or not propolis has an influence on the rate of hair growth. It was revealed in the results that the mice that were treated with propolis grew their fur back much more quickly than those that received no treatment.
When hair grows, special cells are needed to facilitate the process. When propolis was given to certain mice, it was observed that these cells grew in number. It was determined to be a positive finding because the shapes of the hair follicles did not appear to be modified or abnormal after the treatment.
The authors of the study report noted that propolis is capable of triggering hair keratinocyte proliferation. This ultimately kick-starts hair growth at a rapid rate.
In the study, researchers confined treatment to only shaved mice, rather than ones that were balding. However, researchers are confident that propolis can stimulate hair growth in balding mice since balding results from inflammation. With that said, propolis can also be used to treat inflammation due to its anti-inflammatory properties.
With that said, it's likely that propolis will, before long, be tested on humans for signs of treating human hair loss. Additionally, it will likely be tested on other animals.
To read more on this study, be sure to refer to the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.
Multivitamins For Hair Loss
There are numerous vitamins that can aid in the correction of hair loss and encourage hair growth. Having a “healthy mane” and a “crowning glory” is of prime concern to most people, and many suggestions will aid in this important part of your health. Hair loss can be caused by several factors, and that can include vitamin deficiency, genetics, stress and illness.
What are the various vitamin deficiencies that may be the culprits, and what vitamins are helpful?
Vitamin A
This antioxidant helps fat synthesis in hair follicles and aids in scalp oil production, which promotes hair growth. However, excess amounts can actually inhibit the growth. Although the recommended dose may be 5,000 IU, studies have shown that amount to cause an increased risk of bone diseases such as osteoporosis. Therefore, some manufacturers have reduced that amount to 2,500 IU. Once the excess is halted, hair is expected to grow normally.
B vitamins
These help to restore hair shine and thickness. Natural vitamin B is found in meat, fish, non-citrus fruits, and starchy vegetables. Add to those a diet plentiful in lean protein and “good” fats found in foods such as avocado and nuts, and you will benefit your hair as well as your over-all health.
If needed, a B-complex supplement can guard against a deficiency. For example, B12 is needed for metabolism and the body's use of oxygen as well as for activation of B6, which helps in creating niacin (B3) for healthy circulation of the scalp and body and aids in hair coloring. The daily recommended dose of B12 is 50mg, and it is best absorbed when taken with vitamin C. The daily recommended dose of B6 ranges from 1.3 to 2mg, and the daily recommendation for niacin is 16 to 18mg.
Biotin
Being highly marketed for hair, skin and nails, biotin is also a B vitamin that promotes hair growth and prevents hair dryness. The daily recommended dose is 30mcg.
Vitamin C
This natural antioxidant helps to maintain healthy hair, in synthesis of collagen, and repairs cellular damage from the inside out. The daily recommended dose is 90 to 120mg.
Vitamin E
This vitamin is vital to cell regeneration and scalp circulation, helps protect hair cells from damage, and is necessary for hair growth. The daily recommended dose is 15 to 19mg.
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Does Menopause Cause Hair Loss?
Most women think of moods swings and hot flashes when it comes to menopause, but hair thinning and hair loss is also an unpleasant symptom of menopause. The psychological impact of thinning hair can be extremely detrimental. Approximately 40 percent of menopausal women experience some form of hair thinning, and this rate is about the same as men. There are many forms of effective hair loss treatments for women, and those entering menopause should seek treatment and know the early hair loss warning signs.
Warning signs of hair loss:
Women often miss the earlier indicators of hair loss, because females often have hair thinning over a wide area of the scalp. Male pattern baldness usually follows a predictable hair loss pattern,and it is more noticeable. Early signs of menopausal hair thinning are excessive hair loss when brushing hair or showering, a smaller ponytail, and a wider part line.
Hair thinning before and after childbirth and during or after menopause is attributed to hormonal changes and imbalances. Hormone replacement therapy can relieve some symptoms of menopause, but hormone replacement alone does not usually help with hair loss, and can sometimes make thing worse.
Role of hormones:
High levels of female hormones during pregnancy leave women with thick, shiny hair. Unfortunately, declining hormone levels during menopause and the increasing levels of androgens (male hormones) contribute to the failure of hair follicles. These two factors leave progressively weaker hair and, depending on genetic risk, no hair at all.
Other contributing factors:
Although reduced hormonal levels contribute to hair loss, other factors need to be considered. These risks include stress level, genetic predisposition and other hormonal imbalances. Diagnostic tests and a detailed medical history is obtained as part of a hair loss evaluation.
Hair loss Is a treatable:
Lifestyle changes and medical treatments can help prevent further hair loss and encourage new hair growth. The best strategy is to use a multiple therapy approach and continues follow ups to make sure it is working.
If you're concerned with hair loss, it is vital that you speak with your primary care doctor and a hair restoration specialist. Your primary care physician and experienced hair restoration specialist can offer the most effective treatment options, including the latest available products and treatments.
Insulin Issues and Hair Loss in Women
Whether or not we like to admit it, most of us care about the way we look. Especially in today's society, women are pressured to be attractive. Unfortunately for those suffering with hair loss, this goal can be difficult for one to truly believe they have attained. If you have begun to notice hair loss, you may have insulin issues. If this is the case for you, understanding the problem can provide you the answers you are looking for to correct the issue and live the quality of life you deserve.
Understanding Insulin
It is important to understand how insulin impacts the body to understand if you may be suffering from a resistance that could be contributing to your hair loss issues. Most understand that this hormone is in charge of keeping blood sugar levels elevated, but it serves a number of other purposes including:
- Storage of fat
- Heart health
- Hair loss
Androgenic Alopecia
Androgenic alopecia, more commonly known as female pattern baldness, has found to be triggered by insulin resistance. There are methods you can employ to help remedy this issues such as adding fiber to your diet and taking iron supplements. However, there is not a guarantee that these methods will help you fix the issue at hand: hair loss.
Viable Solution With Proven Results
Technology is advancing at an exponential rate, and there are dozens of solutions aimed at correcting issues of hair loss in women from which you can explore. Using the latest tools and techniques, you can find a solution that will best suit your unique situation. Among the options that could provide successful results include:
- Laser therapy
- Cosmetic reconstruction
- Hair transplant
- Topical treatments
- Laser comb
Self-Confidence You Deserve
Self-confidence is crucial in living life to its fullest, and if you lack assurance in yourself, you will likely pay for it in both your personal and business life. If you have begun to notice an increase in hair loss, our staff may be able to offer you the answer you are looking for. We specialize in hair loss treatment in women, and we can help you determine if you are suffering with insulin issues. Call our office or stop by today for a consultation that could be the first step toward the solution.
Scalp Micro Pigmentation Explained
At Apollo Hair Replacement of Dallas/Fort Worth, we understand that balding or thinning hair can leave you feeling self conscious. A new trend in the world of hair loss treatment has emerged that can disguise thinning and bald patches on the scalp, leaving you feeling more confident. Scalp micro pigmentation, also referred to as a scalp tattoo, is a unique solution for many men and women. Discover what it is and its pros and cons below.
Summary
Scalp micro pigmentation involves strategically and carefully tattooing the scalp with special ink and extra fine needles. This process can accomplish one of two things. It can create the look of a closely shaved head or fill in gaps on the scalp to create the look of fuller hair. Results will vary depending on the experience of the tattoo artist administering the process.
Pros
For many people, scalp micro pigmentation is an appealing alternative to surgical hair loss procedures such as hair transplants. It takes a fraction of the time as well. With an average of two to four hours, it is a relatively fast procedure that boasts permanent results. As far as cost goes, it is relatively inexpensive compared to surgical options. If you struggle with balding or bare patches on your scalp, it can be a quick fix, but you should carefully consider the side effects and downsides involved.
Cons
It is important to keep in mind that scalp micro pigmentation is a tattoo and will be subject to common problems associated with tattoos. For starters, your results will depend solely on the skill level of the tattoo artist and his or her quality of materials. The skin on the scalp is extremely gentle and requires a cosmetic grade ink for minimal side effects. In addition to this, your bodies natural aging process can impact your results over time. For example, problems such as fading and discolored ink can cause your results to appear unnatural. However, touch up procedures are an option available to correct this. Another common issue related to aging is sagging skin. This can cause your tattoo to appear unnatural over time. Serious infection is the most worrisome side effect associated with scalp micro pigmentation.
If you are interested in undergoing scalp micro pigmentation, we invite you to contact us first by calling 1 (800) 339-4247 for a free consultation. Our representatives can help you discover the best hair loss remedy for your individual needs.
Telogen effluvium
Telogen effluvium symptoms and explanation
When you brush your hair in the morning, you may notice some loose strands of hair left on your brush after combing. If you are worried about hair breakage, you will know that the hair shed naturally if a little white bulb is on the very end of the hair strand.
Every day, you lose about 100 strands of hair. These strands of hair have entered the last phase of growth, known as the telogen phase. During the telogen phase, hair falls out but is soon replaced by a new hair growing in the hair follicle.
WHEN HAIR SHEDDING BECOMES A PROBLEM
Hair shedding becomes a problem when the hair sheds faster than it is being replaced because of a large number of hair follicles entering the telogen phase at one time. This condition is called telogen effluvium (TE).
There are three forms of TE. The first form of TE is a short-term shedding phase of six months or less. The second form of TE is an extended shedding phases persisting for more than six months. In the last form of TE, people experience persistent hair shedding that doesn’t allow their hair to retain any length.
SYMPTOMS OF TELOGEN EFFLUVIUM
You may be suffering from TE if you have noticed a massive increase in the amount of hair you shed after washing or combing. Your hair may also start to look thin because of the hair loss.
CAUSES OF TELOGEN EFFLUVIUM
TE is usually caused by a shock to the body’s system. This shock affects the rhythm and timing of hair growth. When this happens, almost 40 percent of a person’s hair may enter the telogen phase. A high fever, crash dieting, major surgery, or severe illness can all cause TE. For women, the most common cause of TE is childbirth. Other people may develop TE after experiencing emotional distress.
TREATMENT OF TELOGEN EFFLUVIUM
Short-term TE usually goes away in a few months. Other patients discover they have a hidden dietary deficiency or hormonal imbalance. Once these causes are treated, the TE usually fades away as well.
If you suspect you have TE or other form of hair loss, you should visit us at Apollo Hair Replacement of Dallas/Fort Worth to discuss your treatment options. Do not try to solve the problem on your own. With our professional help, you may be able to quickly end your hair loss.
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