If you’re experiencing unpredictable hair loss, you’re not alone. It’s most likely alopecia areata, an autoimmune condition that affects millions of Americans. In most instances, it causes bald patches that are around the size of a quarter. In rare cases, alopecia totalis results in a completely bald scalp, while alopecia Universalis causes complete hair loss… Read more »
While moderate alcohol consumption helps you relax, chronic abuse can have various adverse consequences. Other than the nasty hangovers and dehydration, long-term effects include liver damage, hallucinations, fatigue, and stomach distress. While alcohol use is not a direct cause of hair loss, it plays a role in intensifying the situation. How Alcohol Aggravates Hair Loss… Read more »
While genetics, age, and hormones contribute to hair loss, some dietary habits are also to blame. Your thinning hair could be the result of nutritional deficiencies. Fortunately, you can reverse this situation by creating a healthy meal plan. As part of routine tests, Dr. Joseph Williams considers this possibility and offers valuable recommendations for healthier… Read more »
You might choose to wear hats for various reasons. Although these accessories make you look fashionable, they also conceal baldness. While this solution is convenient and cost effective, it might trigger concerns about the long term effects of head coverings. Is it true that hats cause hair loss or is it just a myth that… Read more »
Taking care of your hair helps you prevent hair problems such as a dry scalp, hair breakage, and even hair loss. For men, it may be a challenge figuring out how to take care of your hair correctly. Fortunately, you can achieve your hair goals without spending much of your time and money. Here are… Read more »
While age and hereditary factors are the most common causes of hair loss, some lifestyle habits also contribute to the condition. Your nutrition and diet affect how hair follicles grow. Dr. Joseph Williams’s comprehensive treatment plan includes helpful tips on the best eating habits to prevent hair loss. Which Foods Can Contribute To Hair Loss?… Read more »
Hair loss may occur for several reasons ranging from medication and stress to genetics. Since it affects everyone differently, some people start experiencing hair loss as early as in their 20s, while others start noticing it in their 50s. In most cases, male pattern baldness occurs gradually, which makes it difficult to detect. Fortunately, there… Read more »
Although balding is mostly associated with men, women also make up a sizable percentage of hair loss sufferers. The American Academy of Dermatology reports that 40% of females will have visible hair loss by 40. If you’re in this age group, and are experiencing issues with hair loss, Dr. Joseph Williams has the surgical expertise to… Read more »
COVID-19 patients exhibit various symptoms. Although scientists are still studying the disease, recovering patients are increasingly reporting hair loss as one of its effects. What we know for sure is that fever is an essential symptom of the coronavirus. It’s not uncommon for people who suffered high fever during illness to experience hair loss months… Read more »
Hereditary pattern baldness, also known as androgenetic alopecia, is a naturally-occurring condition where hair falls off as you age. It affects both men and women, although it is more prevalent in men. Hereditary pattern baldness in men starts as early as age 20 or 30, while women experience it much later in life. Female-pattern baldness… Read more »
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