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Female Hair Loss Solutions
Female Hair Loss Solutions Our specialist advisory Trichologist for diagnosis and treatment Advanced Hair Studio has a professionally trained Trichologist advisor available in each clinic, trained in diagnosing and treating scalp and…...
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Female Advanced Laser Therapy® Experience hair regrowth like never before with the powerful combination of: the latest laser beam technology, an FDA approved regrowth pharmaceutical, and a proven scalp and follicle treatment…...
Read MoreFollicular Disorders of the hair and scalp
Follicular disorders Disorders of the hair and scalp Created 2009. Learning objectives Diagnose common disorders affecting hair and scalp Discuss treatments used for these disorders Introduction Hair loss may refer…...
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Psoriasis Author: Hon A/Prof Amanda Oakley, Dermatologist, Hamilton, New Zealand, 1997. Revised and updated, August 2014. Skin of colour update: Dr Chelsea Jones, Resident Medical Officer, John Hunter Hospital, Newcastle,…...
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Alopecia areata Author: Honorary Associate Profesor Amanda Oakley, Dermatologist, Hamilton, New Zealand, 1997. Updated December 2015. What is alopecia areata? The term alopecia means hair loss. In alopecia areata, one…...
Read MoreWhy Some People’s Hair Turns Gray.
Interferon regulatory factor 4 gene Authors: Dr Jenna E. Rayner, Dermatology Registrar; Dr David L. Duffy, Statistical Geneticist; Dr Richard A. Sturm, Principal Research Fellow, Dermatology Research Centre, University of…...
Read MoreThe Scientifc Structure of People’s Hair
The structure of people’s hair Fei-Chi Yang, Yuchen Zhang, and Maikel C. Rheinstädter Academic Editor: Mikko Karttunen Hair is a filamentous biomaterial consisting mainly of proteins in particular keratin. The structure of human…...
Read MoreTricho-Poliosis
Tricho-poliosis (po’lē-ō’sis), A patchy absence or lessening of melanin in hair of the scalp, brows, or lashes, due to lack of pigment in the epidermis; it occurs in several hereditary syndromes but may be caused by inflammation, irradiation, or infection such as herpes zoster. Synonym(s): trichopoliosis [G., fr. polios, gray]… This content is for All-Access Monthly Membership members only.Login Join Now...
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