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Baldness
is hereditary
The most common type of male baldness is hereditary.
It is characterized by an uncontrolled hair loss, and affects
nearly 50% of the male population.
Testosterone is the hormone that affects hair follicles,
and leads to progressive hair loss. While the hair on the
forehead is affected by testosterone, the hair on the sides
and the back of the head is not. These hair follicles have
been genetically codified to grow permanently, even when
they are moved to another area within the scalp. That is
why natural hair restoration is possible.
The concept of hair restoration through scalp reduction
has been improved by the Dulcoff Clinic. In addition, the
institution has progressively enhanced the current transplant
technique: micrografting results are much more natural
nowadays.
You will discover what freedom means through
the restoration of your natural hair. You will be able
to swim,
to sleep,
to train, to enjoy diving…without combs around!
Our goal is to restore your hair so that it looks natural
and nobody suspects it was not there before. Image is
extremely important in today’s competitive wold.
Men, no matter their activities or occupations, try hair
restoration to improve their look and to recover youth.
Abundant hair tends to boost male self-esteem and confidence.
Permanent hair restoration makes business commitment,
and social activity participation easier for men, because
they feel CONFIDENT with their personal appearance. |
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What
leads to hair loss?
Hair loss may occur naturally and on a daily basis. Each hair on your
head experiments a sequential genetic program, which includes growth,
restoration and moult. In general, 85% of your head hair grows continually
during a two to six year period. Once the growth phase ends, hair experiments
a restoration period, and subsequently moults. Only 15% of your hair
finds instant replacement.
An adult loses an average of 50 to 150 hairs a day, but many more grow
because the follicle remains intact. Since a regular adult has approximately
100.000 hairs, this is not a significant loss.
Eventually, a new hair
root starts growing out of a hair follicle pushing the old structure
to the surface. Baldness appears when this
moult is significant and exceeds growth.
Scientists think that 95% of male and female hair loss is caused by
androgenic alopecia. The most common type of male baldness is called
Male Pattern Baldness. It consists of a hair strip shaped like a horseshoe.
On the other hand, an oval crown towards the forehead is often the
female symbol of hair loss. Baldness is usually caused by hereditary
and hormonal factors or aging. In hereditary cases, genes make hair
follicles smaller, which leads to finer hair and eventual baldness.
In hormonal cases, dihydrotestosterone, the hormone responsible for
hair loss, would explain the decreasing number of follicles. Aging
may weaken follicles and therefore hair structure. This also makes
hair thinner and produces permanent bald areas. |
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