Most teenagers have enough ‘on their plate’ without the added problem of hair loss. Hair loss can be especially debilitating during the teenage years when most young people are wrestling with questions of identity, beauty and social value.

We know that the issue of hair loss can lead to teasing and bullying, which can result in horrific and long-lasting consequences to a teenager’s confidence and esteem. The emotional trauma is just not worth it, especially when treatment options are available, and most importantly, proven.

What Causes Hair Loss In Teenagers?

Hair loss is a complicated issue requiring detailed investigations taking into account multiple possible causes including genetics, hormones, diet and even stress levels. Adolescence is a turbulent time and involves some sort of change in all of the above potential issues; genes activate, hormones fluctuate, diets alter and stress levels can even effect hormonal levels.

All of these factors, in some way, will affect the life cycle of hair. Following is a brief description of how hair can be effected.

Genetics

Balding can be triggered by a number of factors by the start of puberty, and teenagers experiencing hair loss should be mindful of any family history of balding on both sides of the family.

Hormones

Hormonal fluctuations are a key part of puberty, and the body often has curious ways of adjusting. The key hormone implicated in hair loss is an androgenic (relating to male sexual development) hormone named dihydrotestosterone (DHT). DHT is produced through natural processes in the body as testosterone is broken down. This occurs in both men and women.

DHT then binds to hair follicles, causing them to shrink prematurely. Puberty, and the associated hormonal fluctuations, raise DHT levels, prompting a temporary shrinkage of hair follicles. Hair follicles can easily grow back as soon as hormones level out.

Furthermore, medicines, such as the pill, work at the hormonal level and are also known to cause forms of hair thinning.

Diet and Nutrition

A poor diet lacking in the correct level of nutrients can have damaging effects on the skin surrounding the hair follicles. This creates an inhospitable environment for hair to grow. For many teenagers, it can be difficult to get the right nutrients such as vitamin A, B-complex vitamins, and zinc into their diets.

Iron deficiencies are a common cause of temporary hair thinning, particularly for teenage girls. Iron assists in the transportation of blood and oxygen throughout the body which is imperative for hair growth. An iron deficiency can be corrected with iron supplements and the integration of more leafy greens into a diet.

Illnesses

Illnesses such as Alopecia Areata are especially common in teenagers. These illnesses result in symptoms such as bald spots on and around the scalp. This occurs when the immune system begins to target the hair. If diagnosed early, hair will usually grow back within a year.

Furthermore, stress can increase the risk of the development of an illness by weakening the immune system, leading to inflammation of the hair follicles. Some acute mental illnesses can also cause hair loss, such as trichotillomania (compulsive pulling out of hair) and anorexia and bulimia (which deprive the body of the nutrients necessary for hair growth).

Addressing all of the above issues can be the first step to restoring healthy hair. If hair loss is more severe, we recommend contacting Advanced Hair Studio immediately to Book a Complimentary Advanced Hair Check before hair loss becomes permanent.

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What happens when medicines, expensive shampoos and diets fail to stop hair loss? It could be time to investigate hair implants. Across all types of treatment offered by major hair loss specialists today, it is acknowledged that hair implants are a safe, convincing and most importantly, proven option.

However, hair loss is a complicated issue. To find out what treatment is most suitable for you, a comprehensive diagnosis needs to initially be undertaken, investigating the following items:

• Severity of hair loss
• Type of hair loss
• Family history and genetics
• Hormonal fluctuations
• How recent the hair loss onset has been
• Type of relief sought (partial or whole coverage)

Because of the number of issues involved, it is incredibly difficult to state what the exact cost of hair implants is likely to be. For example, hair grafts are evaluated on the size of area requiring treatment, and this is impossible to assess without consultation with a professional, in order to determine what is the most optimal approach.

Are They Worth The Investment?

As with any medical procedure, there will be costs involved. But unlike a lot of other medical procedures, hair implants target something entirely different: your confidence. Confidence, self-esteem and self-worth are all intimately tied to the image of yourself, and psychology tells us that these have real impacts on how we interact with the people around us.

Our society values hair as a sign of beauty and individuality. It is completely understandable therefore, that people suffering from hair loss are often prone to feelings of sadness, embarrassment, social anxiety and depressive tendencies.

While it is easy to brush these feelings off as unimportant, these symptoms can have serious consequences for your relationships with friends, family and around the workplace. Appearance is important, if not to anyone else but to you; and if the treatment options are available and proven to work, why would you not invest in yourself?

Individuals, who receive hair implants, overwhelmingly report that they are much happier and confident in their appearance, and we know how this can translate to all other areas of an individual’s life.

Can I Obtain an Estimate of the Cost?

The only way to know how much hair implants are likely to cost is to contact Advanced Hair Studio – the sooner, the better; every day is a step closer to irreversible hair loss. You may want to contact Advanced Hair Studio for one of our complimentary free hair checks. Our expert consultants will help identify what treatments are available and suitable, and the exact costs.

When your hair loss begins to take control of your life, that is when it’s time to take things into your own hands.

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Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is one of the most promising treatments in hair loss science currently available. It is a relatively new technology, and even with the limited amount of usage it has enjoyed so far, it has been enormously beneficial for a number of hair loss sufferers.

If you are interested in whether this treatment is right for you, we would recommend you contact us, as soon as possible, for a free hair check. Especially before your hair loss inches closer to permanent. Advanced Hair Studio’s Revolutionary Stem Cell Hair Technology Factors could change your hair for the better.

How Are PRP Stem Cells Used In Hair Loss Therapy?

Stem cells are undifferentiated cells which can be used to target and address several issues. Stem cells are useful because they can be developed into a variety of cell types. When there is a lack of a particular cell type, stem cell therapy can be used to restore levels to an appropriate standard.

PRP treatments basically concentrate the quantity of platelets and redirect them to injured areas, forming clots and releasing growth factors which then stimulate regrowth. PRP Stem Cells are a powerful tool for the medical profession and are used in the treatment of some of the following debilitating diseases:

• Tendonitis
• Osteoarthritis
• Spinal Injuries
• Ligament Damage
• Muscle Tears

How Do PRP Injections Work?

Platelets contain growth factors, which essentially instruct the body to redirect blood vessels and stem cells towards afflicted areas.

This effectively signals the body that extra resources are needed in a particular area. What this causes is a healing response at a much faster rate, also assisting in clearing out inflammations. Think of PRP Injections as a kick to jumpstart regrowth and immune systems.

What Are The Results Of PRP Treatments?

PRP treatments have shown serious efficacy in treating a number of forms of hair loss, such as androgenetic alopecia (male or female pattern baldness) and scalp folliculitis (inflammation of hair follicles around the scalp).

The treatment has been available for a relatively short period, but has a steadily increasing popularity around the world, with both clients and medical professionals.

It may be too early to know precisely how effective it is, but a growing body of research is showing promising results. It has been noted as effective in stimulating regrowth, reducing inflammation and increasing the volume and thickness of previously foregone hair.

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Over half of men past the age of 50 will experience some form of Male Pattern Baldness (MPB), known commonly as the dreaded androgenetic alopecia. Maybe this is why we tend to associate balding with old age and wisdom. However, the complete picture of hair loss science suggests that a number of things could be the reason for a loss of hair.

Hair loss is the product of several factors, such as a family history of balding (especially on the mother’s side), hormonal fluctuations, diet and even stress levels, can all play a part.

It is important to notice the symptoms of hair loss as early as possible so that adequate treatment can be sought. What is even more important is to pay attention to your body, and how it reacts to significant life events. The sharing of this information, with a medical professional, can build a more complete picture of a condition (including whether it is temporary, or requires urgent treatment).

Balding can vary from person to person depending on the cause, the severity and genetic profiles. Symptoms can set in from any age and will usually encompass some of the following:

• Thinning at the crown
• Patches of hair falling out faster than normal
• Receding hairline at the front
• Inflammation of the scalp
• Dryness or tightness of the scalp

Though the symptoms are not usually ‘life or death’, they can still have a profound effect on a person, ranging from feelings of embarrassment and shame to gradual social withdrawal.

Luckily, with early intervention, a lot of balding conditions are eminently treatable. If initial treatment is unsuccessful, there are other options such as hair transplantations and stem cell therapies. Both of these options have seen great advances over the years, and can now promise effective and proven results for many individuals.

It is important to note that there are many forms of balding, with some of the most common types as follows:

• Androgenetic alopecia: pattern baldness affecting both men and women.
• Alopecia areata: patches of hair loss with sudden onset.
• Alopecia universalis: hair loss occurring all over the body, including both body and pubic hair.
• Telogen effluvium: temporary thinning of the hair, usually occurring after an intense stress.
• Trichotillomania: hair loss resulting from compulsions to pull hair out.
• Folliculitis: hair loss resulting from inflammation or infection of the hair follicles.

Due to the numerous forms of balding, it is critical to get a comprehensive understanding of the causes, effects, and solutions as they are all individual specific. If you are unsure where to start, consider getting in contact with Advanced Hair Studio for a complimentary hair check today to find out more.

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Whether we like it or not, hair is a crucial part of our appearance. Our society values hair as a sign of youth and beauty for men and women. We have all spent years learning how to cut and treat our hair so that it looks as good as possible.

Even though it is fairly common, pattern balding is not fun when it hits you in your youth. At the onset of a receding hairline, it can be difficult to know what to do. Suddenly, your tried-and-true hairstyle makes it painfully obvious that your hair is thinning.

Luckily, there are dozens of trendy haircuts, that you can experiment with, that will work well with a thinning crown or slightly thinner hair.

Crew Cut

The crew cut is a perennial classic. It has been associated with the armed forces for decades and is all about achieving a practical, symmetrical and pragmatic look. Crew cuts are great for men suffering from more severe hair loss around the crown. By keeping everything uniform, attention is drawn away from any thinning.

Tapered Short Back and Sides

A short back and sides hair style is an eternally classy cut, and one of the most popular cuts around today. To accentuate this, experiment with tapering on the sides – this is the gradual fading of the sides upward.

A tapered short back and sides hair style is recommended for men who still have a moderate amount of hair left on the crown, with thicker hair on the sides. Ask the barber to keep the front as long as possible, but still ensure that it is neat. This hair style helps to divert attention away from the hairline, while adding a modern, trendy finish.

Avoid the Comb-over

Not all cuts help a receding hairline, a comb-over is a good example. A comb-over is one of the most offending cuts when it comes to camouflaging hair loss. This style of hair cut not only looks awful, awkward and uneven, but serves to draw attention to areas in which your hair is thinning. Conventional wisdom would indicate that it is best to preserve whatever hair you have, but in the case of comb-overs, this rule should be ignored. It is always better to keep your hair neat and tidy.

In Short

The basic principles for each recommended hair cut are the same; by keeping your hair short and neat, you will achieve a fresh, clean look.

The last thing you want is for your hair to seem uneven and unkempt. This only makes hair loss more noticeable.

These low maintenance cuts will ensure you no longer need to fret about appearances. Instead, you can focus on living life to the fullest.

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