My Hair is Growing Back Very Thin and Fine After Chemo, is There Anything I Can Do?

There is a high likelihood your hair will grow back. It sounds like you are experiencing shock loss (Telogen effluvium) due to the effect of trauma to your scalp. This condition may last up to 6 months. I recommend you visit your local dermatologist for an evaluation and management. After the...

It is best to see your doctor regarding medication issues and concerns regarding your fertility.   The Internet may provide some generalization but it would not be wise to rely on these information (on the Internet) for your health related issues.

Freebird, Eyelash and scalp hairs have similar cycles of hair growth and renewal, however the growth/renewal cycle of scalp hairs is hormone-sensitive (DHT) whereas the growth/renewal cycle of eyelash hairs is prostaglandin-sensitive (bimatoprost).  Bimatoprost works on eyelash hairs...

I was very apprehensive about laser technology when it first came out.  We tried different lasers and could never get them to produce any results.  All that changed when we were introduced to  a device called Luce.  They are very hard to come by, but if you can find a MD in your area that has...

Hormones and hormonal changes are the leading cause for hair loss. Whether or not your hair is recoverable depends on the cause of your hormone imbalance, for which there are many. From a genetic predisposition to birth control pills to menopause, there are natural causes of hormone imbalance...

While minoxidil may not be main contributor to wrinkles, it does affect collagen. In the article, “Minoxidil: mechanisms of action on hair growth,” published in the British Journal of Dermatology 2004, it reveals minoxidil decreases the expression of lysine hydroxylase in collagen production. Ad...