Hair loss is usually associated with hormonal imbalances, genetics, skin diseases, or side effects of medication. However, the root of the problem is not always physiological. There is a psychological disorder that can lead to significant hair loss – trichotillomania. It is a relatively little-known but serious mental condition that requires understanding, empathy, and professional help.
Hair loss can have many causes, but one of the most difficult to treat and most irreversible forms is known as scarring alopecia. Although relatively rare, this condition can lead to serious consequences – including permanent follicle destruction and irreversible hair loss. But does it always mean the end of any hope for regrowth? In this article, we explore what scarring alopecia is, its symptoms, causes, and current medical options for treatment and hair restoration.
Hair loss is usually associated with adults, especially men. However, it can also affect children – even infants and toddlers. For many parents, seeing hair loss in their child can be alarming, especially when it happens suddenly or without a clear reason. Understanding the causes of hair loss in children and knowing how to treat it can help reduce stress and allow for quicker diagnosis and appropriate care.
Hair density and condition is a topic of interest to both men and women. Although the most common causes of hair weakness or loss are diet, stress or genetics, less attention is paid to the impact of seasonality – that is, the changing seasons – on hair health. Meanwhile, many studies and observations confirm that annual cycles can have a real impact on the quantity and quality of hair we have at any given time.
Seasons and hair – in this article, we look at how the seasons affect our hair, why we often see increased hair loss in autumn and what can be done to minimise the negative effects of seasonal changes.
Smoking cigarettes has long been associated with numerous health problems – from respiratory diseases and cardiovascular conditions to cancer. However, few people are aware that smoking can also negatively affect hair health, and may even contribute to hair loss and premature balding. Although this link is not yet widely known, more and more scientific studies indicate that smoking can weaken hair follicles and accelerate hair loss in both men and women. Smoking and hair loss – this topic will be discussed in the following article.