With a combination of decades of experience and a focus on cutting-edge treatment, a new hair loss clinic is bringing relief from hair loss and renewed self-esteem to men and women all over the greater Houston area. The Houston Hair Loss Clinic has proudly opened its doors in Suite 1530 of the St. Joseph’s Professional…
Hair loss is usually a hereditary problem, but not always. Simple lifestyle factors like diet and chronic stress can also cause hair loss, as can several types of diseases. If a disease is causing your hair loss, the best thing you can do is treat the disease to preserve your hair or to encourage it…
Hair loss can be vexing. It starts happening, and you don’t know why, and you don’t know what to do about it. You can feel powerless to stop it, and you watch in dismay as your hairline keeps moving back or as your once luscious mane becomes thinner and thinner. At the Houston Hair Loss…
Things You are Doing that Can Cause Hair Loss Often times, hair loss is just a matter of bad genes. Sometimes, there are things you can be doing that are actively causing your hair to fall out and damaging your follicles so that the hair doesn’t grow back. The good news about that bit of…
By the time men reach 35, about two thirds of them will experience some degree of hair loss. In most cases, the hair loss is genetic. In some cases, it can be caused by lifestyle issues such as a poor diet and stress or by medical issues such as underlying health conditions or medications being…
Hair loss can be either temporary or permanent. With temporary hair loss, you may experience thinning and even bald patches, but the hair will grow back. With permanent hair loss, your hair will not grow back. But when you start to notice that you have thinner patches of hair, you may not know what you’re…
Many people think of hair loss as a problem for men, but women can experience it, as well. However, women usually don’t have the same kind of hair loss as men. For example, you are not likely to see a lot of women who go completely (or nearly completely) bald the way some men can.…
Hair loss may be a common problem, but there are shockingly too many misconceptions about what causes it and how it can be treated. You would think that information about hair loss would be part of the popular consciousness since so many people suffer from it. Unfortunately, the persistence of those misconceptions keeps too many…
When you read about hair loss, the information is usually focused on men. Losing your hair is almost a rite of passage for men, like women going through menopause. Though everyone acknowledges that women go gray, few recognize that they can also go bald. But women can certainly lose their hair just like men can.…
Welcome to Ask the Doctor, a feature in which readers like you get a response to their pressing hair loss questions from board certified dermatologist and hair loss specialist Dr. Weaver. Question: Hello Dr. Weaver. I am a 44 year old AA female. I am experiencing severe hair loss in the crown area as well…