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Friday, 11 November 2011

Answer to common queries


Hair expert @Dr.Hair answers queries of hair fall and treatments
What causes excessive hair loss?
There are several reasons for hair loss. The chief reasons among them include hereditary, hormonal, anaemia, scalp infections and poor nutrition.
My Father is bald; do I have chances of getting bald?
Yes. It’s all in your genes. If your genes from your father are more expressive there are chances for premature baldness in your case.
“Male patterned baldness”, do we find it only in males as name suggest?
No, the ailment is mediated through male hormone testosterone – hence the name, since this hormone is also present in woman it can be either hormonal, hereditary or both in a woman. In cases like PCOD in a woman the male patterned baldness develops.
Can I prevent baldness?
Yes you can certainly postpone baldness if treated at the right time.
Therapies @ Dr.Hair are tailored to individual case, after studying the genetic expression in detail using natural DHT inhibitors.

For personalised suggestions and treatment services please email service@drhair.co.in
www.drhair.co.in

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