Contact us or browse through the information on this website to get an idea of what is the best line of treatment for you. A free Consultation is available at Landmark clinics and we can, without obligation, help you understand what hair loss treatments available to you and how you …
There are many causes of hair loss in women, this section highlights just a few common reasons. In some cases understanding the cause is difficult, so we always suggest a blood test with your doctors to make sure that in the first instance there is no medical underlying factor that …
A focus on female hair loss It must be said that hair loss is not an exclusively male issue since it affects women as well. It has been estimated that around 6 million women in the UK are affected with hair loss. Despite the problem being commonplace, it is still, …
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Male hair loss is difficult to diagnose, this mean that in some cases it can be hard to prevent without really understanding the cause. There are many things out there advising you to eat better, stress less, address any dandruff issues, use caffeine based shampoo – these all can help, …
Reasons why men suffer hair loss There are a number of reasons why men suffer hair loss. Half of all men experiencing some level of hair loss by the time they reach the age of 50, however, there are potential solutions. Here at Landmark Hair we have more than 20 …
Male pattern baldness The most common form of male hair loss is known as male pattern baldness and it’s a condition that’s caused by a combination of changing hormones and your inherited genes. These genes can be inherited from either your mother or father, so if your father still retains …
