Hair loss can have a significant psychological impact, but there are ways to cope and boost your confidence. Learn from our expert tips on how to deal with the emotional challenges of hair loss and emerge stronger.
The Psychological Impact of Hair Loss: Coping and Confidence-Boosting Tips
Facts And Myths About Cancer
February 4 is World Cancer Day. Its goal is to raise awareness as well as to encourage its prevention, detection, and treatment. Sharing with you AVEGA’s February 2019 Medical Bulletin. Stay healthy!
Here Is Why Your Hair Transplant Did Not Turn Out The Way You Expected
Want to go for a hair transplant but afraid of getting failed results? Then here are the main reasons that lead to a failed hair transplant surgery. Read them carefully and make your choice wisely.
How to Combat the Symptoms of Low Testosterone
Most symptoms of lower testosterone in men can be dealt with simply, but also naturally. The majority of symptoms stem from the same root problems physically, so the treatments have some common ways to deal with them. These dovetailing ways to combat symptoms of lower testosterone, don’t give anyone a reason to not monitor your symptoms seriously. Some symptoms should be watched carefully, so that other possible causes can be eliminated as the source. Loss of Body Hair When testosterone levels decline in males, a frequent symptom is a loss of body hair and overall hair growth. This is primarily » » » [Read more]
Alopecia Areata - an autoimmune condition
About Alopecia Areata Alopecia areata is an autoimmune condition where the immune system mistakenly fights the hair follicles from which hairs grow. The consequences of this disease include hair loss on the head and in some cases, in other places on the body such as the pubic region, eyebrows, eyelashes etc. Generally, the hair falls in a few smaller round patches. Although in some people hair loss can be larger, the condition usually does not surpass beyond these bare patches. It is possible for the disease to lead a total loss of hair on the head (alopecia totalis) or complete » » » [Read more]