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A lot of people loss hair, but with an early diagnosis, a lot of hair can be saved ...
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| |  | Hereditary baldness: the most frequent cause.
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| | | Child-birth: hair loss diminishes during pregnancy. During the months after she has given birth, the mother will loose more hairs.
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| | | A period of high temperature or severe infection, as well as major surgery can be followed by a considerable loss of hair during three months.
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| | | Illnesses of the thyroid gland.
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| | | Low-protein diets and a lack of iron.
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The loss of hair or hair becoming sparse are phenomena which should not be taken lightly.
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| | | Certain medicines and certain anti-cancer treatments.
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| | | Contraceptive pills when used by women who are genetically predisposed to thin having hair.
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| | | Bald spots: an illness of the scalp which causes hair to fall out by bundles.
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| | | Dermatosis of the head: an infection of the scalp caused by a mould.
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| | | Repeated attacks on the hair, e.g. by hair colourings, decolourations, uncurling and perms can make the hair fragile and make it break.
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Most of these affections can be treated.
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But when the hair is irreversibly affected, a hair transplant is the only solution.
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This intervention consists of moving hair from a zone with normal hair-growth (the donor zone) to a zone which is bald or where hair is sparse (the receptor zone).
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This technique has been improved to the extent that it has now become almost impossible to spot the areas to which hairs have been transplanted.
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If you wish to have specific information relating to your case,
Call for a consultation!
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