Holistic Hair Loss & Restoration

Hair loss, known as alopecia, is a widespread issue affecting both women and men on a global scale. Although the experience of hair loss varies from person to person, certain shared causes and factors play a significant role. These encompass genetics, overall health, stress levels, nutritional intake, hormonal imbalances, and hair care practices. Often, a combination of these elements accelerates the rate of hair loss in many individuals.

Do you find yourself grappling with challenges like receding hairlines, gradual thinning, or sporadic patchy hair loss? You've landed in the perfect spot for effective hair loss solutions. Our platform is dedicated to addressing your hair loss concerns comprehensively. By delving into the intricacies of hair loss, you empower yourself to make educated choices about restoring your hair. Our approach places a strong emphasis on holistic hair health, ensuring a well-rounded perspective on your hair restoration journey.

Trichology is the para-medical scientific study of the hair, hair loss and associated scalp problem. It encompasses the study of the diseases of the human hair, scalp, as well as the assessment of the causes and cosmetic treatment of these disorders. The word “Trichology” means hair, it come from the Greek word “Trikhos”. Trichology is perceived as the Bridge between dermatology and cosmetology. 

A trichologist is a specialist in the realm of hair, hair loss, and scalp concerns. Trained to adopt a holistic approach, they meticulously assess hair loss issues by considering various aspects including personal history, lifestyle, genetic predispositions, and environmental factors. Through this comprehensive evaluation, a trichologist is equipped to offer tailored cosmetic services or treatments, dispense valuable nutritional guidance, and propose lifestyle adjustments aimed at enhancing the overall health and appearance of both hair and scalp.

Much like other para-medical experts like nutritionists or trainers, a skilled trichologist collaborates closely with medical doctors. This collaboration ensures the identification and referral of potential medical issues that might be linked to a client's hair loss concerns. Within our center, we specialize in an herbal holistic approach to address hair, hair loss, and scalp care, offering a well-rounded and natural method of treatment.

Hair loss is a common occurrence, affecting approximately 1/3 to 1/2 of the population during their lifetime. This issue presents itself differently in males and females, with 97% of males experiencing Male Pattern Baldness, while 70% of females undergo Female Pattern Baldness. The remaining cases of hair loss stem from a range of factors, ranked from most common to least common: hormonal imbalances, thyroid problems, anemia, excessive hair processing, exposure to chemicals and pollutants in the environment, and certain dietary factors. Some compounds even mimic estrogen, contributing to hair loss. Remarkably, around 50% of women notice significant hair loss by the time they reach middle age.

A recent study revealed the profound emotional impact of hair thinning and loss on women under 50. The statistics are telling:

• 15% reported feeling unattractive
• 28% experienced heightened feelings of paranoia
• 29% admitted to feeling scared
• 47% expressed embarrassment

At SBNH, we offer specialized Trichological treatment services aimed at helping women regain their self-confidence and allowing men to feel attractive once more. Our mission is to restore the best version of yourself, addressing the emotional toll that hair loss can take.

Understanding Hair Loss Conditions

Hair loss is a common concern, affecting a significant portion of the population. While hereditary factors play a role in most cases, various other elements can contribute to this condition. Hair loss might occur suddenly or gradually over time. Sometimes, multiple factors combine, causing hair loss to worsen. If you notice thinning hair or increased hair loss, consulting a doctor can help identify the specific hair loss condition you might be experiencing. Here are some common hair loss conditions:

1. Androgenetic Alopecia: Also known as hereditary hair loss, this progressive condition is prevalent among both men and women. Hair follicles sensitive to dihydrotestosterone (DHT) lead to thinning and finer hair. Men often see receding hairlines or crown thinning, while women experience varied patterns like widening parts or patchy loss.
2. Involutional Alopecia: As people age, hair naturally thins gradually due to more follicles entering the resting phase. After hereditary hair loss, aging is the second most common cause of hair loss.
3. Alopecia Areata: An autoimmune disorder where the immune system mistakenly attacks hair follicles, causing hair loss on the scalp and other areas. Different forms include patchy hair loss, complete scalp loss (alopecia totalis), and total body hair loss (alopecia universalis).
4. Anagen Effluvium: Sudden hair loss during the growth phase often caused by factors like chemotherapy or radiation exposure. Hair generally regrows, but some loss might be permanent.
5. Cicatricial Alopecia: A group of rare disorders replacing hair follicles with scar tissue, leading to permanent hair loss. Different forms include CCCA, often affecting African-American women, and lichen planopilaris, related to a skin infection.
6. Hypotrichosis: A rare condition where hair growth is absent from birth due to genetic factors.
7. Scalp Folliculitis: Bacterial infection inflames hair follicles, leading to hair loss, especially if untreated.
8. Telogen Effluvium: External factors push hair follicles into the resting phase prematurely, often due to physical trauma, illness, or stress. Hair thinning is temporary in many cases.
9. Traction Alopecia: Hair follicle damage due to prolonged tension from tight hairstyles, particularly common along the hairline, often seen in African-American women.
10. Trichorrhexis Nodosa: Weak points along the hair shaft cause hair to break easily, triggered by harsh styling or underlying medical conditions.
11. Trichotillomania: An impulse control disorder leading to compulsive hair pulling, resulting in patchy bald spots.

Please note that this information is provided for educational purposes only. A medical professional can accurately diagnose the specific cause of hair loss.

Hair is mostly made up of a protein called keratin and grows from hair follicles in the skin. These follicles have a living bulb at their base where active cells divide and grow to form hair. Blood vessels provide nourishment to the bulb and deliver hormones that affect hair growth.

On average, people are born with 100,000-150,000 hair follicles on their head. Normally, they lose around 50-100 hairs daily as part of the regular hair growth cycle. Understanding the phases of this cycle can help explain hair loss.

There are four main stages in the hair growth cycle:

1. Anagen (Growth Phase): This is when hair actively grows. About 85-90% of your hair is in this phase at any given time, and each hair can be in this phase for 2-7 years.
2. Catagen (Transitional Phase): Over a few weeks, hair growth slows as follicles shrink. Around 3% of your hair is in this phase at any one time.
3. Telogen (Resting Phase): During this phase, the hair follicle is at rest and not growing. Approximately 6%-8% of your hair is in the resting phase at any given time. This phase usually lasts a few months.
4. Exogen (Shedding Phase): At the end of the resting phase, the hair gradually detaches from the follicle and falls out. This is why people typically shed 50-100 hairs per day.

It's important to note that the last three phases (transitional, resting, and shedding) occur over about 3-4 months. This is why it takes around 3-4 months before you can observe results from treatments for hair loss, whether they're topical, laser, supplemental, or surgical. Understanding this natural cycle helps you see how disruptions in it can lead to hair loss.

Get ready for a personal and private consultation with our Certified Trichologist, Licensed Cosmetologist, and Holistic HairCare Expert. With many years of experience and a real passion for hair, our specialist is here to create a plan just for you, addressing your specific hair loss concerns.

In your one-on-one chat, our trichologist will ask you questions about your health, diet, daily routine, and how you take care of your hair. This information is really important for understanding your hair issues.

By looking at your hair and using our deep knowledge of hair science, we put together a personalized Solution Package for you. This package includes a list of treatments and changes to your lifestyle that can help fix your hair loss or damage.

Our Solution Package includes:

• Customized treatments
• Tips for changing your lifestyle
• Advice about what you eat
• Recommendations for the right hair products

Rest assured, we're committed to helping you get your hair back to its best. Your personalized plan will be made just for you, so you can achieve the hair you want.

• Total number of hair shedding / falling per day will reduce.
• Notice of Vellus hair that can mature into Terminal hair.
• Scalp might feel irritated and itches slightly due to increased hair follicle activity
• Flaking, Dryness, Dermatitis Scalp condition might general improved.
• Hair strands voluminized and texture improve.

Many on our Holistic Herbal Hair Loss Therapy System have seen results as early as 2 weeks.

Trichologically, 6 months is giving to see growth in most cases but with consistency, commitment significant result could be seen within 1-3 months following our Trichologist advice.

With our range of treatment we will vary your follow-up therapy accordingly to achieve the desired results.