Worried About Your Hair Loss? We Have the Answer for You

If you’re worried about changes in your hair, you deserve clear and honest answers. Our blog is designed to help you understand the most common causes of hair loss, what treatments are supported by evidence, and when it’s worth seeking specialist advice.

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Can Telogen Effluvium Return? Understanding Recurring Shedding and Stress

If you’ve been through Telogen Effluvium once, it’s very natural to wonder whether it might happen again. Many people feel particularly unsettled by the thought of recurring shedding, especially if regrowth has started and things finally seem to be improving. For some people, Telogen Effluvium does return. When it does, it’s rarely because the hair is damaged. It’s more often linked to how the body responds to ongoing pressure or repeated periods of stress. The follicles are still there and still capable of growing hair; they’re just reacting to what’s been going on.

Can Hair Grow Back After Alopecia Areata? Leah’s Inspiring Recovery Story

When you’re facing sudden, widespread hair loss, it’s natural to fear the worst. For Leah, it felt like the end of the road until the right diagnosis and treatment plan changed everything.

How Long Does Telogen Effluvium Last, And How Can You Speed Up Recovery?

Many people first notice Telogen Effluvium (TE) during a period of sudden shedding, more hair on the pillow, in the shower, or when brushing. It can feel alarming, but the most important thing to know is this. We explain the TE timeline, what helps, what slows progress, and when to seek expert support.

Why Am I Shedding So Much Hair? A Trichologist’s Guide to Sudden Hair Loss

If you’ve noticed far more hair than usual coming away in the shower, on your pillow, or when you run your hands through your hair, it’s completely natural to feel worried. Sudden shedding is alarming because it often seems to appear out of nowhere. The good news is that most causes of increased hair fall are temporary and manageable once you understand what has triggered the change.

Expert Hair Loss Help Wherever You Are, Book a Free Consultation

Hair loss can be a profoundly personal and emotional journey; but you don’t have to go through it alone.

Why PCOS Can Cause Hair Loss, And What You Can Do About It

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) affects around 1 in 10 women, and while it’s often talked about in terms of irregular periods or acne, hair loss is one of its most distressing and under-discussed symptoms.

Hair Loss Across All Hair Types and Heritages and The Effect it Has

Hair loss affects all hair types and heritages differently. Discover how Afro-textured, straight, wavy, and curly hair types experience hair loss and the best treatments for each. Chief Trichologist Gary Heron provides insight on causes, patterns and treatments.

Afro Hair Loss: Causes, Prevention, and Treatment

Afro-textured hair (with its intricate coils and unmistakable character) isn’t just a hairstyle; for many, it’s a personal and cultural statement. Afro hair is expressive, versatile, and full of personality. But the very traits that make it so beautiful can also make it more vulnerable to particular types of hair loss.

Is My Hair Loss Normal or a Sign of Something More?

You notice extra hair in the shower or more strands on your pillow and suddenly, you’re wondering if this is normal shedding or something more worrying. The truth is, hair loss is common, especially for women. But if it feels like more than the usual few strands, it’s worth understanding the signs. We’ll help you spot the difference and guide you on what to do next.

Worried About Hair Loss? Try Our Free Symptom Checker

Hair loss can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re noticing more hair in the shower or struggling with thinning areas that weren’t there a few months ago, it’s natural to have questions, and even more natural to want answers.

How Braids and Weaves Can Lead to Traction Alopecia

Many women don’t realise that wearing braids and weaves can significantly impact your hair health. The condition is particularly prevalent if you are a woman of colour. This styling choice often leads to traction alopecia. This condition occurs when pulling hair too tightly, resulting in hair loss. Understanding the risks associated with frequent tension on your hair is helpful so you can make informed decisions about your hairstyle choices. In this post, we’ll explore how to protect your hair while still enjoying these beautiful styles and what steps to take if you notice signs of hair thinning.

New Year, New You – Take Control of Your Hair Health

The start of a new year is the perfect time to embrace change and focus on self-improvement. While many resolutions revolve around fitness or career goals, one area often overlooked is hair health. Whether experiencing hair loss or simply wanting to maintain your locks, taking control of your hair health can be a transformative journey. Here’s how to start 2025 with a plan for stronger, healthier hair.