Hair Replacement Medical Library Stories & Articles

In this day and age, bald is beautiful. But is it also a health risk? New research presented at the annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research shows men who started to bald in the back of their heads before age 30 are at a... ( Read more about Baldness and Prostate Cancer Risk)

Environmental toxins - typically ultraviolet light, ionizing radiation and harsh chemicals - that damage the DNA of the cells that produce hair color are probably what causes hair to go gray, a recent study revealed. ( Read more about Cellular Stress May Cause Graying of Hair)

This article was submitted by Dr. Robert True as seen in News USA Believe it or not, hair loss is common in women, too. Some women, like men, lose hair in one area like the crown of their head. Other women tend to lose hair evenly all over the... ( Read more about Hair Loss In Women - More Common Than They Like to Admit)

New technologies make hair transplant operations virtually pain free. For many people suffering from hair loss, the thought of undergoing hair transplantation always raises one major question. How much pain is involved? The answer is to that... ( Read more about Local Anaesthesia for Hair Loss)

A new formula hair growth formula called ReGenica is scheduled to present preliminary mid-trial results of the first human clinical evaluation. The purpose of this double-blind, randomized study is to evaluate safety in the clinical application... ( Read more about ReGenica May Offer Hope for Hair Loss Sufferers)

There are three main types of peels. Light peels are most commonly performed using alpha hydroxyacids. These are naturally occurring acids found in fruits and other foods. Alpha hydroxyacids have proven to be effective in treating dry skin,... ( Read more about Types of Chemical Peels and What Makes them Different)

How the Body Ages:

The nucleus of every cell has 23 pairs of... ( Read more about Why and How Does the Body Age?)