Although both men and women may experience hair loss, it is much less common in women. Probably that is why it is psychologically more distressing for the ones who do suffer. While male baldness is socially acceptable and therefore less traumatic, severe hair loss in women can affect self image and confidence very badly. What causes Hair Loss in Women? While losing up to hundred hairs per day is considered normal, thinning hair or scalp visibility is not considered so.[…]
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Based on A Real Patient Experience. Names changed to protect privacy When Virat got engaged, he decided to transform himself for his marriage. Despite being tall, at 104 kilograms, he was definitely overweight. And his mild hair loss gave him a look more mature than his real age. Marriage was just 5-6 months away, so he decided on crash dieting along with exercise. He subsisted on extremely calorie deficient diet, mostly consisting just coffee and salads. In 90 days he lost[…]
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Vinita Narayan has fought and won her battle with Corona Virus. She spent a week in the hospital in May fighting COVID-19 and pneumonia. Recovering at home, she noticed her hair was rapidly falling out. “When I would brush my hair it was just full of hair. I even feel scared to shampoo my hair thoroughly, as that too, would cause hair fall” Vinita says. By September, she’d lost about 30% of her hair. “My parting is wider and I[…]
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Laser Hair Booster at Provelus is professionally administered low-level laser therapy (LLLT) via controlled “therapeutic” exposure to red or near-infrared radiation. But Isn’t Laser used for Hair Removal? Laser can be used for a variety of purposes. For example, Lase helps in wound healing as well as tumor removal from body. Ultimately it all depends on a laser’s wavelength, pulse rate, session duration, and frequency of exposure. For hair, a laser emitting at wavelengths of 630-670 nano meters can encourage hair follicle proliferation[…]
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Minoxidil: Liquid Vs Foam : Which is better? Minoxidil foam was developed as a result of two main consumer associated issues, First was the user complaint that the liquid version leaves an undesirable greasy residue on the hair. The foam was developed as a more convenient option for hair styling. The key difference between minoxidil liquid and foam is that the foam version does not contain propylene glycol. In liquid formulation, propylene glycol helps Minoxidil to penetrate through the surface[…]
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