No one understands the emotional roller-coaster and quality-of-life impact of hair loss like we do. Ultimately what we do here at Mane Image hair replacement center isn't about how many actively growing anagen hairs you have or the shape of your hairline. What motivates people to come through our doors is the hope that they can feel better about themselves in the regular moments of everyday life. Being part of that is what gets us out of bed and into the studio.
Coverage is something we can achieve. It's objective, we have great modern resources, and we can find a way to restore your hair that works with your lifestyle. It's pretty objective, really. The subjective part is how you feel, and it's what makes the difference between a good experience and a bad one. To help you prepare for hair replacement and pump up your perspective along the way, we offer these tips for feeling great regardless of your hair loss.
Be Open
You have to let us know how you feel. If you're scared, you can ask a lot of questions. If you don't know what to expect, we can give you more information. If you're disappointed, we hope you feel comfortable having an open dialogue with us about it. A successful hair restoration plan can require tweaks over time to get to what really works for you. But you'll feel better about the whole process if you embrace it and let us help you.
Dress well
Accepting hair loss does not in any way mean that you have to give up on looking great. We'll take care of the coverage and style aspects while you focus on your goals. Continuing your daily health and beauty regimen is super important if you're facing hair loss. The first person who needs to believe you're beautiful is you. (And we're right there with you.)
Stay healthy
Everybody deserves a break once in a while, and realizing you have a hair-loss problem certainly isn't catching a good one. This is stressful, which makes it the perfect time to take a little extra care of yourself. Hair loss is just one thing that's going on in your life. By coming to Mane Image, you're taking steps to minimize its impact on you. So think about those New Years resolutions you let go of in February. Get to the gym. Focus on all the things in your life that you have the power to change.
Be confident
A bald spot can seem like a big deal, but no one is going to care about it as much as you do. You can even keep it completely a secret. But if you can't see past your hair loss, how can you expect others to see past it? If your hair loss isn't a big deal to you, then it won't be to others either. Thus, focus on your strengths and do things that accentuate your positive qualities. And remember, self-confidence is an attractive quality on anybody.
