Hair loss myths - stories that are NOT true or accurate about hair loss Do not believe everything you hear, are told or believe about hairloss. The medical reasons for hair loss are known, but a real cure is not currently available. Just a variety of treatments. frequent shampooing contributes to hair loss.
hats and wigs cause hair loss.
100 strokes of the hair brush daily will create healthier hair.
permanent hair loss is caused by perms, colors and other cosmetic treatments.
women are expected to develop significant hair loss if they are healthy.
shaving one's head will cause the hair to grow back thicker.
standing on one's head will cause increased circulation and thereby stimulate hair growth!
dandruff causes permanent hair loss.
there are cosmetic products that will cause the hair to grow thicker and faster.
stress causes permanent hair loss.
hair loss does not occur in the late teens or early twenties.
hair loss affects only intellectuals.
there is a cure for androgenetic Alopecia.
These are only a few of the common myths heard by physicians and other hair loss specialists on a daily basis. The AHLC suggests that you first have your hair loss diagnosed by a competent dermatologist who sees hair loss patients on a regular basis. Once you know the diagnosis you will have a better understanding of exactly which treatment option may be best for you. Products for the treatment of hair loss We offer a variety of products for treatment of hair loss. Please click here to see all products or here for the Aculas hair loss laser or the Sunetics Laser Brush. | 
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Alopecia Areata
Alopecia Areata hair loss is characterized by small or large balding patches on the scalp. Alopecia Universalis
Alopecia Universalis hair loss is similarto Alopecia but is the total hair loss of all body hair. Telogen Effluvium
Telogen Effluvium hair loss is characterized by general thinning all through the scalp and widening spaces in the hair. Trichotillomania
A psychological condition leading to hair loss, an incessant desire to pluck or pull one's own hair out resulting in hair loss. Tinea Capitis
Tinea Capitis hair loss is typically associated with patchy hair loss, sometimes accompanied by scaling, itching, and pain. frequent questions
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