Actually there are many reasons you may find your hair thinning or falling out that can be resolved by your doctor and successfully treated.However one of main causes of thinning hair for both men and women are normal and can be treated successfully. Hairstylists are very clever and have insights with their clients so ask yours for help as a first line of defense if you notice hair thinning or hair fall shedding. Indian hairstylists find that they truly enjoy helping clients with thinning hair or that they’ve had a personal experience with the issue themselves. One such hair replacement specialist started her hair replacement center after suffering her own experiences with Alopecia Areata, and realizing there were no services to help women with hair loss and thinning issues. If you notice marked signs of hair loss and are concerned, a general rule of thumb would be to head straight to your physician, trichologist or a dermatologist to rule out any serious health problems . There are many changes you can make in your daily routines and ways that will improve the health and look of your hair. If you notice hair thinning and falling hair, bald patches hair loss; ask yourself some tough questions and be honest with your answers! ONE : Are you aware of any hormonal abnormalities, are you already on any medication for hormonal issues? Many different hormone fluctuations, abnormalities, birth control regimens and medications can be associated with hair loss so if you can see no other reason why hair loss would be occurring, check in with your primary care physician for blood testing. TWO: How do you treat your hair on a daily basis? Tight ponytails and headbands, chemical hair treatment, improper use of heated styling tools can all cause breakage, called local trauma. Discuss your daily regimens with your hairstylist who can identify local trauma by the patterns of breakage and teach you how to avoid and correct the problem. If they can’t help you, they will refer you to a physician or dermatologist who can. THREE : Are you currently taking any medications? Many medicines have a side-effect of hair loss, with steroids and chemotherapy the most obvious culprits among a very long list. Check with your physician if you notice hair loss, especially when starting a new medication regimen. FOUR : Do you feel completely stressed-out? Stress can affect your hair the same way it affects other major organs like the heart. Physical traumas as well as mental traumas can cause hair loss and thinning and many times cause hair problems three to six months after a traumatic event has occurred. Try to identify if this is the case or if your life is just too busy and try to make some changes. FIVE : Is something going on in your scalp you are unaware of? Your first line of defense here is your hairstylist who can examine scalp and hair follicles and quickly identify product build-up, excessive sebum production, and fungal or other infections. These conditions can all reduce cell respiration at the bulb because sticky styling products not removed well enough attracts dirt and bacteria that plugs up pores and follicles leading to serious infections. If your hairstylist notices any signs of infection, he will likely refer you to a dermatologist for treatment to resolve the situation. A single hair's natural cycle is for it to grow for several years, then naturally fall out and be replaced by new growth. If hair fall hair problems, scalp problems, women and pregnancy and hair loss, exceeds hair growth then thinning or baldness may become noticeable. Hair thinning is also a common sign of aging as natural hormones reduce in production and can be seen by the pattern of the thinning. Women are predisposed to general thinning while men have genetically predisposed receptors located in certain areas which results in male pattern baldness.
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