Thin Hair From Braids and Weaves. How Can I Thicken it?

Traction alopecia may be reversible with Rogaine when it is caught in the early stages. However, over a number of years, the abrasive pulling from braids and weaves causes trauma and scarring to the scalp. This damage is permanent. In order to thicken your hair again you will likely need hair transplant.

If your traction alopecia has improved with one month of minoxidil you may want to give it a longer trial.  If you are not getting the fullness or density that you want consider transplant.  This is a great option that is long lasting.  Good luck!

Thickening hair after traction alopecia can be done with hair transplants to give more hair per square inch. The hair is taken from the back of the head and transferred to the front temples.

Braids cause hair loss by producing traction alopecia. Many women who create them cause more hair loss as they play with more braids and weaves and attachments, so stay away from them