When you feel less-than-desirable or unattractive, your personal and professional relationships suffer. You want to be “on your game,” confidently facing whatever your career or personal relationships have in store, but thinning hair may be making that difficult. You may have taken a thick, full head of hair for granted when you were younger, but […]
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Hair loss is devastating for anyone, but can be especially difficult for women as long, thick hair is a coveted feature in today’s society. For the average person, losing 1-200 strands of hair per day is completely normal. Unfortunately, by the time a women notices abnormal hair loss, she’s likely already lost about 50% of her
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Hair loss is a common concern that affects millions of men and women worldwide. Whether due to genetics, aging, or other factors, thinning hair or bald spots can impact confidence and self-esteem. Fortunately, advancements in hair restoration technology have led to more effective and less invasive procedures to address this issue. One of the most
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While more common in men, females often experience the devastating effects of hair loss as well. Both female pattern hair loss and male pattern baldness are medically referred to as androgenic alopecia. While considered the same condition, the pattern in which hair loss is experienced is very different between the two genders. Men with androgenic
For many, the loss of hair isn’t just a minor cosmetic issue—it can be a deeply emotional challenge, especially when it comes to androgenetic alopecia (also known as male pattern baldness). While some men pull off the bald look effortlessly, for others, losing their hair can lead to a drop in confidence. The good news?
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Utah Hair Restoration sees many patients concerned with male pattern baldness, which is the most common type of hair loss in men effecting up to 50 percent at some point in their lives. Also called androgenetic alopecia, male pattern baldness is both genetic, and associated with the male sex hormones called androgens, which regulate hair
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