About half of men will be affected by male pattern baldness by the time they reach the age of 50. It would be easy to point the finger at parents, but fortunately for them, baldness and hair loss are bit more complicated than that. Do Genetics Cause Male and Female Pattern Baldness? It goes without … Read more
Any man that has suffered hair loss has asked themselves the question – why is my hair falling out? The question is often asked in desperation, as seeing your hairline and hair disappear can provoke intense feelings of stress, shame and a feeling of helplessness that comes with realising that your looks are now out … Read more
When we reach a certain age, a common question asked by many men (and women) is: how to stop your hair from falling out? Many of us simply accept hair fall as an unavoidable facet of getting older. The thing is, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Advanced Hair Studio knows not only how … Read more
Male pattern baldness is a common condition that affects all men as they age. The condition is marked by a progressive thinning of the hair that eventually leads to baldness. The pattern baldness usually starts at the temples, and the hairline before the crown of the head begins to thin. In some cases, the baldness … Read more
The baldness gene is something surround by as much myth as fact. Baldness in men and women is strongly associated with genetics, so there is such a thing as a ‘baldness’ gene, but you do not get it from your mother. The genes associated with baldness are polygenetic, which means they come from a variety … Read more
There’s nothing worse than looking in the mirror and having a terrifying thought cross your mind – ‘I’m going bald.’ Going bald is a confronting experience for several reasons: It is often the first real sign that you are getting older, even though going bald young is more common than most people think. No matter … Read more
Female pattern baldness is a distinctive and common form of hair loss affecting women with androgenetic alopecia. 40% of women will begin to show signs of hair loss by the age of 50, and less than 45% will get to 80 without losing some hair. The condition is marked by thinning of the hair due … Read more
