Thursday, June 30, 2011

Alopecia Areata: Hair Loss That Comes in Patches

A patchy hair loss is a condition that may people are faced with. It is difficult to determine the cause of hair loss in many different spots, as there are many diseases and infections that can cause this condition. Alopecia areata is one of the more common causes of patchy hair loss. The causes aren’t certain, but many studies have proven that it is a genetic and autoimmune condition. There is no definite cure for this condition; however, many people try ointments, pills, and shots to treat alopecia areata.

Lupus, like alopecia areata, is an autoimmune condition that causes patchy hair loss. It is usually seen in women, and symptoms include patchy hair loss, fever, fatigue, and the overall feeling of being sick.

Another common cause for patchy hair loss is ringworm. Ringworm usually occurs in children and it is highly contagious. Hair loss in certain spots with dandruff scaling is typically a sign of ringworm. Not all areas of the scalp where hair has been lost are completely smooth. There are times when the patch of hair loss consists of short broken hair shafts. Luckily ringworm is easy to treat once it has been diagnosed. An unhealthy lifestyle can also be a cause of patchy hair loss. The daily stresses of life can wear on a person, and eventually show its signs in a person’s hair, causing loss and thinning of hair in certain areas.

For a noninvasive treatment for patchy hair loss, one hair loss sufferer went to Saie One-on-One Hair Regrowth Institute in Tokyo, Japan. Unfortunately, the Saie One-on-One Hair Regrowth Institute is completely booked for the next four months. With a 92.1% success rate and over three thousand customers, how could they not be so popular? Hiroko Kobayashi is a trichologist, hair re-growth consultant, and the owner of Saie One-on-One Hair Regrowth Institute. Through her years of extensive research, Hiroko Kobayashi has learned the true techniques of transforming unhealthy scalps into healthy scalps that can re-grow healthy hair without breaking the bank.

Now people can learn the proper techniques of getting rid of patchy hair loss through Hiroko Kobayashi, who teaches at the Saie One-on-One Hair Regrowth Institute with her new manual, Miracle Hair Regrowth. Hiroko Kobayashi thoroughly explains the different causes of hair loss in her manual, as well as explains the proper eating, lifestyle, and shampooing techniques one needs in order to stop patchy hair loss and get a healthier scalp that can re-grow healthy shiny hair.

With years of experience as a trichologist and hair re-growth consultant, and owner of a successful hair re-growth institute, Hiroko Kobayashi’s Miracle Hair Regrowth is full of useful and helpful information to help re-grow hair that has fallen out due to patchy hair loss.