Hair Loss

From how birth control can affect your hair to the signs of thinning to watch for and expert tips to keep hair healthy

Discover why hair volume and length can change during menopause as well as expert tips to maintain healthy, fuller-looking hair.

Hair thinning (reduced volume) is a gradual reduction in the diameter of individual hairs.

The information blood tests can provide is often crucial in the treatment of hair loss and/or reduced hair volume.

Telogen effluvium is a form of diffuse hair loss, you may notice that your overall hair volume feels lighter and less dense.

Hair colouring in itself does not cause hair loss. However, it can cause substantial hair breakage.

Frontal fibrosing alopecia is a scarring alopecia that starts at the hairline and progresses towards the back.

Permanent, scarring alopecia is a ‘secondary’ cicatricial alopecia and is caused by external damage to hair follicles.

Reduced hair volume and hair loss are much more common than is thought, with over 1 in 5 women experiencing it currently in the UK alone.

Many women report that their hair looks better than ever during pregnancy, while others find that their hair is drier and brittler than usual.