Hair loss for both men and women can be a really embarrassing subject, especially in the beginning. There are many factors that can cause hair loss but one that affects so many, especially in today’s climate, is stress. Stress-Related Hair Loss The medical term for hair loss due to stress is Telogen Effluvium (TE). An …
There are many different types and causes of hair loss, which can make it hard to find proper treatment. Luckily, there are many surgical and non-surgical options available at UFP Hair Restoration for hair loss that can greatly restore your self-confidence. In most hair loss cases with women, the cause can be attributed to health, …
Hair loss, no matter the cause, can be devastating for both men and women. The good news today as that there are many great hair loss treatments available today that fit different levels of hair loss. Not only are there more options, but the available options are much more advanced so there is less downtime …
Fox News recently ran a piece on hair restoration losing its stigma and increasing in popularity. Hair transplant surgery is the only way to actually increase the number of hair follicles, and through a variety of methods, involves extracting follicular units from a dense are of the back of the head and then transplanting them to …
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Hair restoration surgery for men and women has become more popular than ever thanks to major advances in technology. Such technology includes NeoGraft, the revolutionary automated FUE system that harvests follicular units from the scalp one at a time so there is no need to excise a large strip of skin from the back of the …
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Many patients concerned with thinning hair or hair loss visit with Dr. Thompson to determine which treatment will best help them restore fullness and regain confidence. Patients are often surprised to learn that the best approach typically includes a myriad of treatments, non-invasive and invasive, to fully tackle the problem. Often the first approach is …
