FAQ on Hair Loss

FAQ on Hair Loss

Q1.

Does hair loss get worse if I wash my hair often?

 

The answer is No.

Sebaceous glands are getting bigger as hair loss is being progressed

so that hair skin gets oily.

This could cause many dandruffs and seborrheic dermatitis.

It’s recommended to wash hair often to prevent those.

Finding out the best shampoo for you is suggested,

and regular use of shampoo

which is effective against dandruff would be great.

 

 

 

 

Q2.

Does smoking bring bad effects on hair loss?

Smoking quickens the hair loss if it’s already started.

It’s hard to quit smoking

but losing hair after smoking would also be very stressful.

That’s why we should try to figure out

what would be another way to stress out

except smoking.

You should quite habitual smoking.

Q3.

Are hats or wigs bad for hair loss?

No, they aren’t.

Hair loss could occur on the area where is much pressured,

but it’s a physical reason.

It’s said that hygienic condition is important.

Q4.

Is Alopecia areata also in a need of surgery?

The reason of alopecia areata is an autoimmune abnormality,

which is different from an androgenic male pattern alopecia.

It recognizes your own tissue as external,

so it tries to get the hair out of the body.

 

It takes about 6 months to 1 year for natural healing,

however, there are some cases of continuous procedure.

Someone apply medicine or inject a shot on the area for a rapid recovery.

 

If you get symptoms for years and the part is on the area exposed a lot,

you could do the hair implants.

Q5.

Is the hair loss hereditary?

Among various kinds of hair loss,

male pattern hair loss and female pattern hair loss are hereditary.

Hereditary hair loss could happen only after having hair loss genes.

That makes one of brothers has no hair loss at all

while the other one has typical hair loss.

Even with the genes of hair loss, the degree of loss is all different.

You could not recognize the hair loss at a glance,

or hair loss has clearly been started even before 20 years old.

Q6.

I am concerned about the side effects of epilatiorium(medicine for hair loss).

The earlier you take medicines, the more effective it is.

There are some cases who came to take medicine

after the enough progress of hair loss

concerning about the side effects.

Especially, women tend to avoid medicine because of future kids.

The medicine works on male hormones so they would be worried.

However, side effects might derive from psychological reason

and rarely appear.

If you stop taking medicine after side effects,

you would be normal in a few weeks,

and you could overcome side effects taking medicine steadily even after them.

It’s better to manage since the early stage of hair loss, n

ot missing the golden time for medicine taking!

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