Alopecia is one problem that causes most headache patients from dermatologists. Each individual has an average of 100,000 to 150,000 hairs, of which is estimated to lose a day between fifty and a hundred.
Typically, lost hair is going gradually regenerating, but not always the case. There is a genetic factor that causes, in many cases, the new hair emerges increasingly weak, until there comes a time when it disappears, called alopecia.
Alopecia is a degenerative process that has an initial cause promoted by inappropriate cultural practices, such as a cut in the length of hair or certain types of hairstyles that cause hair loss contact with the outside. (more…)
