Do you remember your healthy shiny hair? Now remember back to when you noticed more hair in your brush, in the shower drain when you washed your hair. You noticed the extra hair loss for a while and then forgot about it because it stopped. What is important here is understanding what caused the hair loss in the first place. You need to make sure it was a one off incident and not a potentially recurring health problem. It is also worthy of checking in on your hair cycle during or after hair loss to ensure hair comes back into your genetic hair cycle regrows as your original healthy hair.
The most common hair loss is diffuse hair loss. Diffuse hair loss is spread out diffusely over the entire head. Diffuse hair loss will not affect every hair on your head, ever. We all lose hairs every day, the average is between 70 – 160 hairs lost in the natural hair cycle every day. When something happens in the body it can cause your growing hairs (anagen hairs) to fall as well as your naturally falling hairs (Telogen hairs). This can result into up to 300 hairs falling every day all over the scalp, this is diffuse hair loss.
Healthy Hair and Hair Loss Brisbane:
- Natural hair cycle hair loss is diffuse
- We naturally lose hair every day, this an essential function of a healthy hair cycle
- We naturally lose between 70 – 160 hairs every day
- Triggered diffuse hair loss can result in up to 300 hairs to fall every day for 3 months
- Triggers of diffuse hair loss are always 3 months’ prior
- Causes of diffuse hair loss are normally self-correcting, hair loss should stop after 3 months
- Check in on your hair cycle when recovering from diffuse hair loss to ensure normal hair regrowth
When the process of diffuse hair loss begins it continues for 3 months. There is no way of stopping current diffuse hair loss as the cause was what happened in the body 3 months ago. This is a scientifically proven fact. If you feel you have annual or seasonal hair loss, you need to look into the body changes around those times. It takes significant body changes to cause diffuse hair loss.
Diffuse hair loss occurs when there is body imbalance that causes growing anagen hairs to prematurely enter the Telogen falling phase of the hair cycle. This is usually a temporary disturbance to your genetic hair cycle. We all have our own individual hair cycle; it is as unique as your thumb print. Every hair on your head also has your own unique genetic code, your DNA. This is what holds your hair code for hair type, hair colour, hair density and hair cycle. Diffuse hair loss interrupts your genetic hair cycle and if body balance is not in the right place when recovering from diffuse hair loss, the hair may not grow back the same resulting in diffuse hair thinning.
When body balance is out of order, the now disturbed hair cycle with empty follicles, cannot regrow to your genetic hair type. This can have two results on hair growth. One (1) it may lay dormant and not regrow a hair at all because it does not have from the body what it needs or Two (2) the hair may regrow but does not replicate your genetic hair type resulting in diffuse hair thinning.
This happens because your genetic hair code, your hair cell DNA, has not been replicated. The hair very well may be growing back but it has lost its layers and will no longer be shiny, be weak and difficult to manage.
If you have or have had hair loss, always check in with Absolique Trichologist Brisbane to make sure your hair cells are getting all they need from your body to ensure your genetic hair type regrows. Hair growth following diffuse hair loss can take 9-12 months so don’t wait to see how it is going to regrow. Find out now and put a plan in place to make sure your hair will regrow as it was originally designed by your DNA. Call 07 3229 3242 or email Trichologist Brisbane Carolyn Evans-Frost info@absolique.com.au
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