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Postpartum Hair Loss: The Fast Track Back

Pregnancy and childbirth can be a beautiful and transformative experience for many women. But along with the joys of motherhood, there can also be some unexpected challenges. One such challenge that many new mothers face is postpartum hair loss, also known as postpartum alopecia. This condition can be distressing, but it is usually temporary and… Read more »

What Are YOU Doing To Slow Down Hair Loss?

Hair loss is a common concern for people of all ages and genders. Dealing with thinning hair or a receding hairline can be emotionally challenging, regardless of your gender, your financial status, or your general outlook. While genetics play a significant role in hair loss, there are several strategies you can incorporate into your routine… Read more »

Hair-Healthy Foods This Christmas

The holiday season is upon us, and as we enjoy festive gatherings and joyful moments, it’s a good time to think about keeping our hair healthy and beautiful. Healthy hair adds to our confidence and overall look. So, this Christmas, let’s discover how some delicious holiday foods can contribute to our hair’s well-being. For those… Read more »

We Only Get One First Impression

What do women notice first in men? From surveys taken over the years from leading men’s and women’s magazines, the results haven’t changed much over the past couple of decades. It’s hard to avoid seeing articles covering these topics multiple times per year. So, if you haven’t perused any recently, we’ll cut to the chase… Read more »

Renaissance Art and Hair Restoration

In 1505, newly-elected Pope Julius II hired the renowned sculptor Michelangelo to create a funerary monument (a series of 40 statues to be placed near the Pope’s tomb after death). This project was to be completed in 5 years but was delayed for many years due to Michelangelo’s availability, among other setbacks. (It was completed… Read more »

The Daddy Do-Over

Many societies mark the stages of life in what is called rites of passage. They greatly vary around the world but the main point is to recognize someone is taking a step towards something new. It may be a child’s first haircut, their first day of school, learning to ride a bike, or a hallmark… Read more »

Hair Loss in Teenagers (Divorce)

Kids go through enough troubling times as it is, without needing to worry about the nightmare stress of hair loss. While there are many triggers that can set it in motion, some of the more frequent stresses in a child’s life can come in the form of families breaking apart, severe illness, and even embarrassment… Read more »

Hair Loss in Teenagers (What To Do)

It’s never easy for an adult to go through pain and suffering in life, but there’s something especially cruel about a child who has to endure it. The underlying reasons for the hair loss in young people under age 20 are numerous, but we’ll cover an overview of some of them today. It’s important to… Read more »

So Scared My Hair Turned White

We’ve all seen it before — Hollywood exaggerating everyday life. A car collides with a gas station, followed by the largest explosion in the history of explosions. A man in a mask gets stabbed with a sewing needle and then falls 20 feet onto sharp objects, only to somehow disappear when the babysitter returns to… Read more »

Hair Transplants on the Black Market

Hair restoration is on the rise, which means more of us with male pattern baldness are seeking the look we had in our youth, and more confidence to boot. While the idea of traveling abroad might seem enticing, there’s a trend that’s causing concern – American patients opting for hair transplants outside the United States…. Read more »