"They actually moved my entire hairline back to where it was in my wedding photos"
There are two surgical methods of donor-area harvesting for hair transplants: The Traditional (Strip) Technique and the Follicular Unit Excision (FUE) Technique. With the strip method, stitches are in place, which are removed between ten and fourteen days after the procedure. In most patients it […]
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As a new year begins, it gives us the opportunity to look back on our achievements from the previous year. It’s a time to evaluate which goals were met and which are yet to be reached. It’s common do this for family issues and for […]
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You went through weight loss surgery to change your health, not your hair. So when the number on the scale is finally moving in the direction you wanted but suddenly there is considerably more hair in the shower, on your pillow or wrapped around your […]
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The first night after an FUE hair transplant can feel a little strange. You have just spent the day having thousands of individual follicular units carefully removed and transplanted, you finally get home and now something as ordinary as going to bed suddenly feels like […]
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If you have started noticing more hair in your brush, shorter pieces around your face or a little more scalp showing than you remember, it is natural to look at the things you do to your hair every day and wonder whether one of them […]
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I have received many questions over the years about whether emotional stress causes hair loss. Many people, including physicians, attribute stress as a common cause of losing hair. Very often, stress is blamed by many medical professionals for hair thinning because they often do not […]
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If you are taking testosterone and your hair suddenly seems thinner, it is easy to connect the two. You started testosterone. Your hair changed. Testosterone must be causing your hair loss. The biology is not quite that simple. Testosterone can play a role in male […]
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