There are many myths circulating about male pattern baldness and in this article the experts at Simone Thomas Trichology Clinics dispel many of them.
Before you start to lose your hair, you may want to consider finding a hairdresser or hair salon that has experience with ladies going through cancer treatment.
Dorset based student Betzy really has a story to tell! During a serious illness she dramatically lost her hair overnight...
Bournemouth based Christina has a brave story to tell about her alopecia hair loss...
Hair loss is more common than you think. It can start due to illness, stress, pregnancy, allergies… It can take you by surprise at any stage in your life.
Here is what having trichotillomania is actually like in the words of a sufferer of the condition.
Hair loss can be alarming. If you have noticed your hair shedding more than usual, you may be wondering if the effects are permanent.
Sometimes the sufferer is not the first to notice the first signs of alopecia. Here we list some of the most typical alopecia symptoms you may experience.
Most people play with their hair. Usually the habit is harmless, but it can sometimes turn into a serious condition called trichotillomania – a self-inflicted hair loss where hair ‘twiddling’ reaches the ‘hair pulling’ stage.
If you are suffering from cancer hair loss and are wearing a wig, head scarf or you are beautifully bare it is important to maintain good scalp care.
Gender dysphoria is a very complex condition that can be incredibly difficult to understand. It is important to distinguish between the meanings of different gender-related terms.
1% of people in the UK feel that they were born in the wrong body, otherwise known as gender dysphoria.
