Upset about losing hair? Well, just take a deep breath, ease up a bit and think. How many people around you complain the same every single day? Undeniably, a lot. This is the issue everyone irrespective of their age group goes through.
I am sure; you must have gone through a number of products and homemade remedies to counteract the same. But, all in vain.
So, keeping all these concerns in mind 121HAIRCARE gives you an AI-based advanced Hair Analysis System. This provides you with an in-depth picture of your scalp and hair. The involvement of our national and international Trichologists and Dermatologists in the process makes sure quality service.
NOW, YOU MIGHT BE WONDERING ‘TRICHOLOGISTS’. WHAT’S THAT? HOW ARE THEY DIFFERENT FROM DERMATOLOGISTS?
Trichologist-The one who specializes in trichology i.e. treating the problems related to hair and scalp. They carry out a thorough analysis by knowing your proper hair history. Their methodology involves the rigorous microscopic study of the scalp to look for inflammations, lesions pimples, and condition of your hair follicles. They provide you with an extensive variety of treatments as per your hair needs.
On the other hand, Dermatologists deal with the treatment and diagnosis of skin-related problems. No doubt, they could provide you with some hair loss advice but they are into carrying out an in-depth study regarding your hair problems.
WHAT PROBLEMS/ISSUES COULD BE TREATED WITH TRICHOLOGY?
There are a number of conditions that could be diagnosed and treated through this method. Some of the most widely known issues treated with trichology are:
• Alopecia Areata: An auto-immune disorder in which the hair starts falling out in small patches. Initially, it might go unnoticed but soon becomes noticeable.
• Androgenetic Hair Loss: It is the permanent hair loss that leads to baldness, and is also termed as pattern baldness.
• Pityriasis (dandruff): A skin condition that mainly affects the scalp. It is due to the excessive growth of skin cells which causes itchiness. It appears to be very flaky and easily detaches.
• Psoriasis: Itchy and red scaly patches.
• Seborrheic Dermatitis: A skin condition that causes redness, scaly patches, and also stubborn dandruff.
• Telogen Effluvium: It’s temporary hair loss. Your hair might become thinner or you might start shedding more than before. This is mainly due to some stressful phases.
• Traction Alopecia: This is hair loss due to repeatedly pulling. Common in people who wear their hair in tight ponytails, braids, or buns.
TREATMENTS INVOLVED IN TRICHOLOGY…
There are a lot of treatment methods involving:
• Detoxification of hair
• Exfoliation of the scalp
• Stress therapy
• Topical ointments
• Low light laser therapy
• Micro-circulation therapy
• Dietary supplements and many more.?
WHAT ARE THE CAUSES BEHIND MEN’s HAIR LOSS?
Natural hair loss in men is mainly because of the three factors: age, genetics, and hormones.
However, most men experience androgenetic alopecia commonly known as male-pattern baldness. The reason behind the occurrence of this condition is hormonal changes and to some extent the genetic factors.
In addition, the hair loss could be due to some underlying conditions such as prostate cancer, diabetes, thyroid problems, obesity, lupus, fungal infection, iron deficiency, or hypertension. Also, in some cases, it could be due to stress, or a side effect of some medication.
121HAIRCARE will carefully examine your scalp and hair follicles to determine the cause of your hair loss, providing you will the required treatment.
WHAT ARE THE POSSIBLE HAIR LOSS CAUSES IN WOMEN?
It is considered that women’s hair loss is mainly because of overuse of hair color, different hairstyles, over-treating, or even shampooing too often. Let me first clarify that this is a total myth. None of these acts as a root cause of hair loss in women.
The possible reason could lie anywhere from stress to a medical condition to hormonal changes.
Type of hair loss in women includes:
• Androgenetic Hair Loss: It is the permanent hair loss that leads to baldness, and is also termed as pattern baldness.
• Medical treatments: The exposure to any kind of radiation such as in chemotherapy.
• Menopause: The decrease in the level of estrogen and progesterone could be the possible reason.
• Pregnancy: Most women experience hair loss during pregnancy.
• Alopecia Areata: An auto-immune disorder in which the hair starts falling out in small patches. Initially, it might go unnoticed but soon becomes noticeable.
• Nutritional deficiencies: Hair thinning/loss could be the result of too little iron intake or lack of vitamin-B in your body.
• Medical conditions: Also, certain medical issues could point towards serious conditions such as Hyperthyroidism, Ringworm, and Addison’s disease to name a few.