Hair Restoration

Hair loss is a problem that is faced by a lot of people and all are looking for ways to stop the same. Hair fall is natural and there is some amount of hair that falls every day. But, if there is an excess amount of hair loss, it is a problem of concern as in that way you will become bald in no time. Hair loss is a problem that is more common among older people; but, a lot of middle-aged people also face this issue. The reasons for hair loss are many and could be due to a poor diet, genetic causes, reaction of medicines, excessive hair exposure to harsh chemicals and hair treatments, stress and so on.

 

Non surgical hair restoration treatment could be done with the help of aromatherapy, a massage therapy, detoxification of the body, henna and so on. Aromatherapy is considered as one of the best methods for natural hair restoration. 

You could also try a treatment at home wherein you mix together 4 drops of almond oil, sesame oil, lavender essential oil, and bay essential oil in a bowl. Massage this into your scalp and let it stay for around half an hour after which you can wash your hair.

Medical hair restoration is also possible wherein a hair transplant is what people undergo as it is said to have long-term effects. Hair restoration surgery was initially used only for male patterned baldness but has now become very popular to treat female patterned baldness, hair loss of eyebrows, or any other part of the body. The cost for this surgery is, but, a lot. 

Hair restoration cost varies greatly from one clinic to the other and only because the cost is a lot, it does not mean that the surgeon is good. The cost for a hair transplant can be anything from $6000 up to $25,000. This cost again depends upon a number of factors such as the number of grafts you need or the number of sessions that are required in order to complete them. Therefore, it is best that you consult a doctor in order to know the exact price. Hair loss restoration is important, especially for those who are on the verge of becoming bald. Even though the effects of a hair transplant are long-lasting, there might be a lot of pain that you will have to undergo which makes the treatment even more difficult. 

 

Dietary factors are important to good hair health

Hair has the second most prolific cell reproduction in the body and so this makes it a good barometer of changes occurring in the body. This means having a good and balanced diet can have a significant effect on your hair.

All the food you eat is eventually converted to simple compounds that the body is able to utilize - glucose being the one that supplies the energy for cell reproduction. So the most important meal of the day for the hair (and you) is breakfast. The second most important is lunch, with dinner being last.

We also said hair is a protein, therefore protein must be eaten at least for breakfast and lunch. Fresh fruit, cereal or muesli, whole wheat bread, eggs, fish, or other protein would be good for breakfast. Lean meat, fish, chicken, vegetables, baked potato, mixed salad, and more fruit for lunch or dinner. And always lots of water.

The follicle's size determines the thickness and length of the hair, and the size of the follicle is itself determined by the supply of nutrients and maintenance of high cellular energy. However, if the follicle is subjected to sebum or becomes blocked, the follicle cannot function properly and even if hair growth continues it will be at a reduced rate, quality, and thickness.

This is why regular shampooing to remove the sebum is important. Assuming you've chosen the correct products for your hair type, you cannot over shampoo. You should certainly be shampooing after exercise, or exposed to hot sunlight when sweat and sebum production will be at its worst! Also, remember to rinse thoroughly to remove all traces of product build-up.

Hair loss is normal; and with an average of up to 120,000 follicles and (potentially) hairs on your head, losing around 70 a day should not cause you any concern. However, if you start losing 70 or more a day and aren't replacing them with new hair growth, this is going to lead to a deficient hair count.

4.  And finally we learned that your average head produces 44metres of hair a day, wow! (can that really be true?!)

Other factors affecting healthy hair growth include pollution, radiation, stress, and medication. Whilst for medical reasons, these causes can sometimes be unavoidable, you can still minimize the effects by following a hair program properly designed to counter the negative influence drugs, radiation, or the like, maybe having on the hair follicles' capacity to produce strong healthy growth.