Florida Hair Loss

There are 20 million women in America with excessive hair loss. Ten million of them under the age of 40 .

While it’s common to hear about men’s hair loss, women’s

hair loss is seldom mentioned. It’s almost as if society doesn’t want to admit there’s such a condition. The purpose of this information is to help define the problem and explain some of the solutions. Women can loose hair for a

variety of reasons such as: vitamin deficiency, medications,

stress, pregnancy, poor scalp circulation.

However, the most common cause of hair loss in men and women is ANDROGENETIC ALOPECIA, which is the chemical buildup of dihydrotestosterone {dht} causing the hair follicle to miniaturize and stop producing hair.

Stress can cause hair loss, but normal everyday stress usually doe’s not cause excessive loss. However, an unusually stressful event can cause noticeable hair loss.

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Male Pattern Hair Loss is the most common form of hair loss. Representing 85% of all hair loss in men. Approximately 50% of all men experience some degree of  male pattern hair loss, starting with a receding hairline or crown or maybe both. Clinical research confirms male pattern hair loss is inherited from either side of the family and dihydrotestosterone {dht} is a key factor in hair loss.

If treated in the early stages, men can experience an increase in hair count and improvement in hair thickness.

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