Alopecia

While there are many forms of scarring alopecia, the common theme is a potentially permanent and irreversible destruction of hair follicles and their replacement with scar tissue. Most forms of scarring alopecia first occur as…

Alopecia Barbae is not harmful but can be upsetting to those who suffer through it. It isn’t correlated to any other health issues and doesn’t affect your overall health. It is fairly typical for men…

A member of the group of hair loss conditions called alopecia areata, the only difference between alopecia universalis and its variants is the extent of hair loss. What is Alopecia Universalis? Normally, sufferers are otherwise…

I was browsing the web to pass some time, and came across a really great article on the Telegraph website about how to cope with Alopecia. The article addresses Alopecia Areata in particular, however its…

Traction Alopecia is a self-inflicted form of hair loss, generally caused by over-zealous pulling of the hair, usually as the result of tight hairstyles. The condition is more common amongst those of Afro-Caribbean origin, due…

Alopecia UK is the largest charity in the United Kingdom supporting people with all types of alopecia. The charity was founded in 2004, and registered with the charity commission in September 2005. What is Alopecia?…

The Micro Hair Technique offers a viable solution for those suffering from Alopecia Hair Loss, be it short or long term, temporary or permanent. Whilst MHT® does not offer a cure for alopecia, it completely…

As word is spreading about the MHT® technique, we are treating more and more clients suffering from alopecia who come to us to camouflage the affected areas. There are actually several different types of alopecia,…

Did you know that MHT® Micro Hair Tattooing is an ideal solution for covering baldness caused by alopecia? About 1.7% of the population suffer from alopecia, and whilst it is not damaging to your health,…