Yes, extreme or chronic stress can cause significant hair loss that may lead to hair transplant consideration in severe cases. While stress-related hair loss (telogen effluvium) is typically temporary and regrows once stress drops, severe or chronic stress can trigger...
Baldness is typically a mix - genetics, hormones like DHT or estrogen going haywire, not eating right, chronic stress, some medical issue, wearing tight hairstyles too often, environmental crap, medications messing with your system, or just getting older and your...
Yes, you can have a hair transplant twice or even more, with two or three sessions being relatively common. A second procedure is usually done 12 to 18 months after the first to increase density, address ongoing hair loss in new areas, or improve upon initial results....
Hair loss doesn't announce itself. It sneaks in. You notice extra strands on the pillow. Then the pillow becomes the drain. Then photos start bothering you because your hairline looks different in every one. By the time most people actually do something about it,...
Dr. Viral Desai
Dr. Viral Desai is a board-certified Cosmetic and Plastic Surgeon (M.Ch., D.N.B.) and a renowned hair transplant surgeon.
