A new publication from Dr. U identifies a subclinical inflammatory and early fibrotic scalp pattern that can coexist with androgenetic alopecia, influence outcomes, and change how we plan treatment and hair restoration for hair loss and pattern baldness. If this sounds like you, this article is for you: If you
In recent years, tattooing the scalp has emerged as a bold cosmetic choice for individuals experiencing hair loss. But while artistic head tattoos may offer visual impact, they don’t replicate the natural anatomy of hair growth. For patients seeking a realistic, refined appearance, Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP) provides a medically grounded
Hair transplant in scarring alopecia: Not all hair loss conditions are suitable for hair transplantation. Having a hair transplant without proper precautions for preexisting conditions can result in a failed hair transplant. To avoid this, optimal conditions must be met before a hair transplant can be discussed. This article will
What is LPP: LPP, or Lichen Planopilaris, is a type of hair and scalp condition that causes patchy, red areas of hair loss. Scalp redness, itching, or burning combined with scattered patches of hair loss is usually a sign of LPP. The condition tends to affect women more than men, but
Hair multiplication also known as hair cloning has no standard method yet. Despite the 15 years of research by a number of scientists and institutions, the technology is still in its early stages. The concept of hair cloning is the same across the board. It focuses on the ability to
A dermal filler is a medical grade substance that is used to treat depressions and wrinkles in the skin. Fillers are injected below the crease or problem area to produce a lifting effect. With all the various product brand names that we hear about, many people in Los Angeles are
The hair restoration journey is a major and extensive undertaking which not only involves the actual procedure itself, but also the initial research stage and months following surgery, when growth yield results manifest. Individuals are often curious to know what is it like to get a hair transplant. In this
Low Growth Yield Following a Hair Transplant: Most patients experience the growth yield they had anticipated without difficulty following a hair transplant procedure. But others wait for the expected 5-6 month timeframe, hoping to see the first signs of new hair, only to realize that their grafts did not grow.
