Hair loss is a natural phenomenon affecting millions of people worldwide. As a result, a plethora of myths and misconceptions have emerged, causing confusion and unnecessary anxiety among those experiencing this common issue. In this blog, we will dissect some of the most prevalent hair loss myths and determine whether they are true or false based on scientific evidence and expert opinions. Myth 1: Wearing Hats Causes Hair Loss False. The idea that wearing hats suffocates hair follicles and leads to hair loss is a persistent misconception. In reality, properly fitting hats do not cause any ..read more

In recent developments within hair transplantation, our collaborative study, published in the Dermatologic Surgery journal’s article titled “Beard and Body Hair Transplantation by Follicular Unit Excision Using a Skin-Responsive Device: A Multicenter Study,” focuses on a novel Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) technology. This innovative approach aims to address challenges associated with diverse skin and hair characteristics in body hair transplant (BHT) procedures. Read this study on BHT by Dr. U Hair and Skin published in the Dermatologic Surgery. Global Collaboration Our international ..read more

Individuals seeking hair restoration have long wrestled with the challenges and limitations linked to traditional long hair follicular unit excision (LH-FUE) procedures. For many contemplating hair transplantation surgery, the impracticality of shaving portions of the head effectively renders the procedure inaccessible. Our study on long hair transplants is published in the esteemed Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology journal.A Solution to Long Hair FUE Challenges A recent study I led was featured in the Clinical, Cosmetic, and Investigational Dermatology journal, where my coll ..read more

As a hair transplant surgeon, I’ve witnessed countless transformations in my patients, both in appearance and confidence. However, recent cases I dealt with shed light on an often-overlooked aspect of hair transplants – their protective role in shielding the scalp and cooling the brain. It’s a fascinating revelation that goes beyond the traditional aesthetic benefits of these procedures.   Hair acts as a physical barrier to protect the scalp from sun damage.   The Protective Nature of Hair Hair is often regarded as a symbol of beauty, but its functional significance extends far beyon ..read more

Hair loss, a struggle transcending mere aesthetics, profoundly impacts self-esteem and well-being. While various treatments exist for hair restoration, individuals grappling with severe Norwood 7 pattern baldness and retrograde alopecia often find themselves at a crossroads, facing limited options. Retrograde alopecia, characterized by hair loss extending from the nape area to the sides of the head, presents a unique challenge. The absence of a classification for such advanced hair loss levels prompts questions about Norwood 8 and the potential for solutions in groundbreaking cases. The Patien ..read more

Hair loss, an affliction that touches the lives of many, manifests in various forms. Retrograde alopecia is a distinct challenge, particularly in the intricate landscape of male pattern hair loss. So, what is retrograde alopecia? What are its symptoms? What are its associations, and how does it develop? Defining Retrograde Alopecia: A Closer Look at Symptoms Retrograde alopecia (RA) presents a distinctive pattern of hair loss, notably around the hairline at the nape of the neck and temples. Key symptoms include gradual thinning over time, cessation of hair growth in the affected area, localize ..read more

Hair loss can be an emotionally challenging journey, particularly as we age, impacting our self-esteem and confidence. A male patient in his 60s recently encountered this struggle, facing thinning hair that led him to consider a hair transplant his only solution. However, through my innovative approach and the remarkable efficacy of Gashee Natural Hair Products, a non-invasive alternative revealed itself, ultimately leading to impressive hair growth. The patient suffered from hair loss and assumed his only solution was a hair transplant. *   The Journey Begins: Initial Consultation P ..read more

Hair loss, specifically male-pattern baldness, has long been a concern for men seeking solutions to preserve their youthful appearance. Among the various techniques available, Follicular Unit Excision (FUE) has garnered significant attention due to its minimally invasive nature and the absence of linear scarring typical of other methods. However, there’s a distinct challenge for men of African descent who prefer closely shaved heads or shorter haircuts – the unique challenges posed by their hair and skin characteristics. In a groundbreaking study conducted across multiple international clinics ..read more

Hair loss can be a distressing experience for anyone, regardless of age or gender. While numerous hair loss treatments are available, one intriguing option gaining traction is microneedling. Traditionally used in dermatology for its skin rejuvenation benefits, microneedling is now being explored as a potential treatment for hair loss.  A less widespread use of microneedling is as a hair loss treatment.Understanding Microneedling Microneedling involves using a specialized device with tiny needles to create controlled punctures in the skin, stimulating collagen production. In the context of ..read more

Human beings are a wonder of diversity. Our various physical features have evolved over millions of years, enabling us to adapt to the different environments and conditions we have encountered throughout history. No single feature is more important or beautiful than the other, as each plays a critical role in our survival and well-being.   Embrace diversity, celebrate individuality.   Hair Bias and Disparities in Accessibility  One of our most diverse physical features is our hair and skin types. Our hair and skin types vary across regions and populations worldwide, from tightly ..read more