Hair loss may be more common (and more socially acceptable) in men, but the problem affects women, too. In fact, The American Academy of Dermatology reports that, by age 40, as much as 40% of all women have experienced visible hair loss. Fortunately, there are non-surgical treatments that work to slow or stop hair loss and even lead to regrowth. In this edition of our Doctor’s Office series, board-certified dermatologist Dr. Gary Goldenberg breaks down the causes of hair loss and highlights the groundbreaking treatments that allow patients to not only boost hair growth, but also their self-confidence.
Let’s not mince words – hair loss, especially for women, can be traumatic. The experience of losing your hair affects your appearance, your self-confidence and how you approach nearly every aspect of your life, from your social and romantic relationships to your professional endeavors.
However, when it comes to hair loss, not all is lost. Thanks to breakthroughs in the field of hair loss treatment, those suffering have more options available to them than ever before.
Causes of Hair Loss in Women
First, it is important to understand what is causing your hair to thin. On average, we naturally lose approximately 100 to 150 strands of hair each day. When more shedding than this becomes noticeable, one of the two most common causes of hair loss is usually to blame. Read more
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