Hair Loss
When you are diagnosed with any hair loss problem please give me a call & make an appointment. I would be very glad to take
care of you! All my appointments are one on one; No one will
be there. I could help you select the wig of your choice from my large collection. I also have scarfs & supplies available.
care of you! All my appointments are one on one; No one will
be there. I could help you select the wig of your choice from my large collection. I also have scarfs & supplies available.
ALOPECIA AREATA - Hair loss in sharply defined arears. Autoimmune disorder in which the body rejects.
Alopecia Liminaris: Loss of hair at the hairline along the front & back edges of the scalp.
ALOPECIA TOTALIS: Loss of hair from the entire scalp.
ALOPECIA UNIVERSALES: Loss of hair from the entire body,
ANAGEN EFFLUVIUM: The pathologic loss of the anagen or growth phase hair the loss of hair due to internally administered
medications that poison the growing hair follicle such as
chemotherapy medication .
ANDROGENETIC ALOPECIA: Male and female pattern hair loss.
CICATRICIAL ALOPECIA (SCARRING ALOPECIA): Irreversible
loss of hair associated with scarring.
DIHYDROTESTOSTERONE (DHT): A hormone that is the main cause for the miniaturization of the hair follicle and for hair. DHT
is formed when the male hormone, testosterone, interacts with
the enzyme 5- alpha reductase.
FINASTERIDE (PROPECIA* or PROSCAR*):
Drug that binds with the type 2,5-alpha reductase enzyme to reduce the amount of DHT.
KERATIN: A tough fibrous protein forming the outer layer of hair and finger nails.
SYMPTOMATICAL OPECIA: Loss of hair due to systemic or psychogenic causes or from stress.
TELOGEN EFFLUVIUM: Scalp disorder characterized by massive hair loss as an early entry of hairs in the telogen phase (resting phase): It may be due to a variety of causes such as eating disorders anemia chronic illness, etc.
TRACTION ALOPECIA: Loss of hair caused primarily by a pulling force being applied to the hair .
TRICHOTILLOMANIA: Loss of hair from compulsive pulling or twisting of the hair until it pulls out or breaks off.
AMINO ACIDS: The building blocks of protein; A deficiency of these may adversely affect hair growth.
MENOPAUSAL: This will cause hair loss & thinning
CHILD BIRTH: Some woman experience hair loss & have work with
clients that have Alopecia Totalis.