Top Hair Loss Treatment & Solutions in Los Angeles
Many conditions and diseases, as well as improper hair care, can result in excessive hair loss in Los Angeles. While losing 50 to 100 hairs a day is normal, people who notice their hair shedding in large amounts after combing or brushing, or whose hair becomes thinner or falls out, should consult a board-certified dermatologist for proper diagnosis and treatment.
The most common cause of excessive hair loss is hereditary thinning or baldness.
Other causes of hair loss, some of which are temporary, include:
Alopecia areata, a type of hair loss that affects all ages, which causes hair to fall out in patches;
Excessive or improper use of styling products, such as perms, dyes, gels, relaxers and sprays can cause weathering – or hair breakage;
Hairstyles that pull on the hair, like ponytails and braids;
Shampooing, combing, or brushing hair too much (100 strokes or more a day) or too hard, or pulling it out;
One of at least 30 diseases, such as thyroid disease;
Following childbirth, major surgery, a high fever or severe infection, or even the flu;
Inadequate protein in the diet or eating disorders, such as anorexia and bulimia;
Certain prescription drugs (including blood thinners, high-dose vitamin A and medicines for arthritis, depression, gout, heart problems and high blood pressure);
Use of birth control pills (usually in women with an inherited tendency toward hair thinning) or a few months after discontinuation of oral contraceptives;
Hormonal imbalances, especially in women; and
Ringworm of the scalp, a contagious fungal infection most common in children.
Treatment of Hair Loss
Topical and oral medications have been shown to help in the regrowth of hair or slow down hair loss. Hair loss caused by diseases such as thyroid disease can be reversed with treatment of the underlying condition.
Topical or oral estrogen, or other hormones, are sometimes recommended for women experiencing hair loss.
Hair transplantation is a permanent form of hair replacement using surgery that involves moving some existing scalp hair to bald or thinning parts.
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Hair Loss FAQs
What causes hair loss in men and women? Hair loss can be caused by hereditary factors, hormonal imbalances, stress, medical conditions like thyroid disease, medications, or improper hair care.
Is losing hair after childbirth normal? Yes, postpartum hair shedding is common due to hormonal changes and usually resolves within a few months.
Can PRP help with hair loss? Yes, PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) treatments stimulate hair follicles and can slow down hair loss while promoting natural regrowth.
Who is a good candidate for hair restoration treatments? Patients with mild to moderate hair thinning, hereditary hair loss, or early-stage baldness typically see the best results.
Are hair loss treatments safe? Most treatments, including PRP, topical/oral medications, and hair transplants, are safe when performed by board-certified dermatologists.
Can hair loss caused by medications be reversed? Hair loss from medications may be reversible once the drug is discontinued or replaced, under guidance from a physician.
How long does it take to see results from hair regrowth treatments? Results can be gradual; many patients notice improvement within 2–3 months, with optimal results around 6 months.
Is hair transplantation permanent? Yes, hair transplantation moves healthy hair follicles to thinning areas for a long-lasting, natural appearance.
Are there non-surgical options for hair restoration? Yes, treatments such as PRP injections, topical minoxidil, and prescription medications can promote hair regrowth without surgery.
Where can I receive hair loss treatment in Los Angeles? Dr. Daniel Behroozan at the Dermatology Institute of Southern California offers comprehensive hair loss treatments in Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, and throughout Los Angeles.
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