Hair Loss

Frontal fibrosing alopecia is a scarring alopecia that starts at the hairline and progresses towards the back.

Permanent, scarring alopecia is a ‘secondary’ cicatricial alopecia and is caused by external damage to hair follicles.

Reduced hair volume and hair loss are much more common than is thought, with over 1 in 5 women experiencing it currently in the UK alone.

Male Pattern Hair Loss is a condition most men will experience at some point (from post-puberty onwards) during their lifetime.

How can you tell if you are losing your hair? The most common cause of hair thinning and hair loss in men is Male Pattern Hair Loss

Contrary to popular belief, Male Pattern Hair Loss can be inherited from either parent

The Hamilton-Norwood Scale is the tool most commonly used to classify the extent and pattern of Male Pattern Hair Loss.

Normal colour-treating and chemical processing will not make your hair fall out.

Radiotherapy is localised and will only cause hair loss in the part of your body that is being treated.

Many women report that their hair looks better than ever during pregnancy, while others find that their hair is drier and brittler than usual.