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A commonly asked question among those who experience hair loss is "What is causing this to happen?" If you suspect a medical condition is causing the problem, the best thing to do is talk to your local hair loss specialist about your concerns so that they can perform the necessary tests to pinpoint the cause. Let's take a look at common types of hair loss and types of medical tests that can be done.

When a person experiences alopecia, otherwise known as hair loss, it can be a frustrating issue. It can affect one's confidence and self-esteem. While there are many causes for hair loss, many people don't understand the connection between an oily scalp and hair loss. Below, we will discuss how excess oil can contribute to the problem, and what you can do if it happens.

Everyone knows how important it is to exercise! However, when you notice that you have excessive amounts of hair falling out, you may begin to wonder if there is some sort of a connection.

Hair loss can be a stressful thing to have to deal with. There is a myriad of causes, from stress, to improper diet, allergies to hormone changes, and treating your thinning hair can be worrisome.

Hair loss, defined as the loss of more than 100 hairs per day, affects millions of men and women in the United States and around the world. Approximately 40% of men, for example, experience some degree of noticeable hair loss by the age of 35.

Going bald? Don't worry, so are approximately 50 million other American men. But just because pattern baldness is common, doesn't mean you have to live with hair loss! Understanding the underlying causes of hair loss and the many remedial options available at clinics like Mane Image is the first step toward fighting hair loss and reclaiming your hair.