Types of Hair Loss: How to Identify the Pattern (Men vs Women)
Androgenetic alopecia, telogen effluvium, traction alopecia — a simple identification guide.
Practical, patient-first articles on hair loss causes, treatments, hair transplant planning, recovery, and cost — written and reviewed by IHT specialists.
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Androgenetic alopecia, telogen effluvium, traction alopecia — a simple identification guide.
The most common cause of pattern hair loss in men and women — what drives it and what helps.
What triggers autoimmune hair loss, how it progresses, and what treatments are available in India.
Stress, illness, or nutritional gaps can trigger sudden shedding. Here is what to expect and when to act.
Genetics, hormones, nutrition, stress, scalp conditions — a clear guide to what actually causes hair loss.
Early diagnosis makes treatment planning easier, safer, and more effective.
Androgenetic alopecia, telogen effluvium, traction alopecia — a simple identification guide.
Donor planning, slit making, and the details that decide whether outcomes look natural.
Age, hair loss pattern, donor density, and medical history all play a role in suitability.
Angles, direction, density — this single step decides whether results look natural or obvious.
Temperature, hydration, timing — small steps that protect graft quality and final yield.
Angles, direction, micro-irregularities — the small details that separate great results.
Ethical donor management and realistic density planning for stable, lasting outcomes.
What is included, why prices vary across clinics, and how to avoid unsafe cost shortcuts.
A clear breakdown of graft planning, technique, and surgeon-led steps that affect price.
Cost shortcuts that reduce price often reduce graft survival and long-term outcomes.
Surgeon involvement, density planning, graft handling — what separates safe clinics from risky ones.
Extraction, slit making, placement — what actually happens during an FUE procedure.
Why Bio-FUE includes biological enhancement and when it is the preferred option.
Understand what you are paying for: time, tools, planning, and surgeon involvement.
FUT remains relevant for specific cases — understanding its advantages and trade-offs.
Hair restoration without shaving the entire head — who is suitable and what to expect.
Shedding, redness, growth — what to expect from Day 1 through Month 12 and beyond.
Practical guidance on washing, sleeping, exercise, and sun exposure post procedure.
Why shock loss happens, when it typically reverses, and when to contact your surgeon.
Best candidates, typical session schedule, and why regular follow-ups matter.
Growth Factor Concentrate explained and how it compares to standard PRP therapy.
How minoxidil works, expected timeline, and why medical supervision matters.
LLLT devices, who they may benefit, and realistic expectations for hair regrowth.
Who it is for, what to realistically expect, and why doctor monitoring matters.
Concentrations, frequency, side effects, and what happens if you stop using it.
Minoxidil, finasteride, PRP, anti-androgens, and corticosteroids — who each treatment suits.
Why dandruff happens, how it differs from dry scalp, and what actually helps long term.
Greasy scales, redness, itching — how it differs from dandruff and what to do.
Thick silver scales, intense itch, and the link between scalp psoriasis and hair thinning.
Which blood reports matter, and why self-supplementing without testing can backfire.
Who qualifies for a female hair transplant, what it involves, and realistic outcomes.
PCOS, thyroid, postpartum shedding, and FPHL — the most common causes in Indian women.
Postpartum telogen effluvium explained, typical timeline, and when to see a specialist.
Month-by-month breakdown of growth, shedding phases, and when final density becomes visible.
Transplanted grafts are DHT-resistant, but progressive loss in native hair continues.
Graft survival, surgeon involvement, and protocol — the factors that separate good results from poor ones.