Hair loss can be as psychologically upsetting as it is physically. It can affect the scalp and other areas of the body, leading to complete loss of hair in more severe cases. It’s important to understand the cause of your alopecia as early as possible to know the options that are available to you.
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How Severe Is Your Hair Loss Based On The Norwood Scale?
The Norwood scale has been popularly used for the classification of male pattern baldness from stages I- VIII. Although first developed by Dr James Hamilton, it was later modified by Dr Norwood in his study “Male Pattern Baldness Classification Incidence” in 1975.
Hair Transplant Scarring: What You Need To Know
A hair transplant involves the removal of hair follicles from what we call a donor site where the hair is plentiful, and transplantation to the recipient site where the balding …
