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Hair Regrowth

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Process of Hair Regrowth

Hair regrowth treatments awaken the follicles to grasp the necessary nutrients and oxygen. Skin cells within the follicles commence producing keratin to help them multiply and mature. Meantime, the hair shaft extends and goes through a strengthening phase. Ultimately, thick and strong strands of hair are seen.

Facts to Consider While Undergoing Hair Regrowth Treatment

Have clarity about the root cause of your hair loss, consult an experienced hair specialist about your condition, keep patience as its a slow, gradual process, and pick a treatment consisting of alterations on different levels like modern solutions, dietary support, lifestyle changes, etc., go for a healthy diet, practice self-pampering and destress for healthier growth.

Precautions from Re-Occurrence of Hair Loss

Avoid using products with sulphates and parabens, include herbal ingredients like aloe vera, coconut oil, green tea extract, etc. in your routine, say no to high-heat hair styling tools, and maintain a diet that improves your hair quality by incorporating vitamins, minerals and proteins are the precautions you can take for hair loss.

How Common is it?

55%

of men experience some degree of hair loss affecting hair regrowth

31%

of women are affected with restricted hair regrowth due to hair thinning

24.8%

of Indians go through confined hair regrowth due to excessive stress

9%

of the Indian population goes through alopecia areata hindering regrowth

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Our Medical Board

Dt. Zubeda Tumbi

Dt. Zubeda Tumbi

Dietician and Nutritionist

(Weight Management, Diabetology, Thyroid Disorders and Nutrition - Dietician and Nutritionist)

BHSc, MHSc, NET- SET, Ph.D Grants from IDRC Canada and TATA Chemicals, 29+ Years of Experience

Dr. Brahmita Monga

Dr. Brahmita Monga

Dermatologist

(Dermatology, Venereology and Leprosy - Dermatologist)

MBBS, MD in Dermatology, Venereology and Leprosy, 10 Years of Experience

Dr. Ashitabh Tiwari

Dr. Ashitabh Tiwari

Psychiatrist

(Psychiatrist, Neuropsychiatrist and Addiction Psychiatrist - Psychiatrist)

M.B.B.S, M.D Psychiatry, 17+ Years of Experience

Dr. Sandeep Govil

Dr. Sandeep Govil

Psychiatrist

(Psychiatry - Psychiatrist)

"Male sexual health encompasses various issues and challenges that are often accompanied by social stigmas, hindering individuals from seeking the assistance they need. I strongly encourage people to educate themselves about matters concerning intimacy and explore comprehensive treatment options that incorporate both medical and psychological approaches."

Dr. Sharmila Majumdar

Dr. Sharmila Majumdar

Sexologist and Psychologist

(Sexology, Cognitive Behaviour Modifications, and Idiopathic Infertilty - Sexologist and Psychologist)

"Sexual health often receives insufficient attention in India, leading to the delayed seeking of medical assistance for intimacy and relationship concerns. It is crucial for individuals to proactively pursue treatment, as early intervention yields more effective and viable solutions."

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Case Studies

Hair Regrowth - Overall Thinning
40 years

Hair Regrowth - Overall Thinning

Deepak is a 40-year-old married man who had been suffering from emotional stress due to significant hair loss i.e. stage 5 hair thinning. He had to cover his head all the time to hide his scalp which made him extremely conscious and uncomfortable. To fight against his hair loss, he tried everything from topical solutions to vitamin and mineral supplements, but nothing worked. He found Nirvasa and filled the self-assessment form showcasing his medical history and lifestyle habits. On the basis of these details, the doctor addressed his concern and prepared a customized hair care treatment plan according to his needs. He followed the plan diligently and after 12 months of the treatment duration, he saw drastic changes and experienced regrowth of hair which he thought would never happen. He is now happy, confident and satisfied with his hair density.

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Hair Regrowth - Advanced Widening
50 years

Hair Regrowth - Advanced Widening

Sunita is a married woman of 50 years with a BMI of 26.2 and 68 kg weight. She had been suffering from severe hair loss i.e. advanced widening for the past more than 1.5 years. Sunita was not aware of her hair loss problem in the starting but one day she noticed a significant amount of hair in her hands while taking a shower and she got scared. From that moment she started implementing various procedures like applying home-made things and going to doctors for topical solutions and medicines for hair regrowth. Nothing worked for her. Out of slight and tiny hope, she filled the self-assessment form of Nirvasa and thought of giving it a try. The doctor went through her medical history, lifestyle habits and dietary practices which she used to follow. Then, he suggested Sunita with a customised hair care treatment plan of nine months. It included some lifestyle modifications, dietary changes and a few alterations in her daily activities. This holistic approach helped her hair grow and at the end of this treatment, she noticed drastic improvements in her hair quality and quantity. Sunita is really happy with the results and recommends to everyone in need.

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Hair Regrowth - Coin Size Patches
45 years

Hair Regrowth - Coin Size Patches

Ritu is a 45-year-old married woman with 62 kg and a BMI of 23.1. She usually takes a balanced diet with occasional indulgences in junk or street food. She had been suffering from emotional stress as well due to significant hair loss i.e. coin-sized patches on her head. To fight against her hair loss, she tried everything from topical solutions to using herbal or ayurvedic products and even did some home-based remedies but nothing worked. On the basis of these details, the doctor addressed his concern and prepared a customized hair care treatment plan according to her needs. She followed the plan diligently and after 9 months of the treatment duration, she saw drastic changes and experienced regrowth of hair which she thought would never happen.

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FAQ

I suffer from hair loss. Is it even possible to regrow hair?

Regrowing hair is indeed possible for many individuals, but the outcome can vary depending on several factors. It is advisable to consult a healthcare professional or a dermatologist who specializes in hair loss to evaluate your specific condition and recommend suitable treatment options. While some causes of hair loss, such as genetic factors, may limit the potential for full regrowth, various treatments and approaches can help improve the condition. Medications like minoxidil and finasteride are among the options available. However, the effectiveness and success of these treatments depend on individual factors and the severity of hair loss.

How long does it take to see results with hair regrowth treatments?

The timeline for visible results with hair regrowth treatments can vary depending on the treatment method, individual factors, and the severity of hair loss. It may take several months to a year or longer to notice significant improvements.

Can stress affect hair regrowth?

Undoubtedly, the impact of stress on hair loss and its interference with the regrowth process cannot be overlooked. It is crucial to effectively manage stress to foster an environment that supports healthy hair growth. Embracing stress management techniques such as incorporating regular exercise, practising meditation, and engaging in relaxation exercises can have a holistic effect on well-being and profoundly influence the health of one's hair.

Are there any natural remedies for hair regrowth?

Although natural remedies such as herbal supplements, essential oils, and scalp massages are frequently employed, their efficacy can vary, and scientific support may be limited. Seeking guidance from a healthcare professional is recommended to ensure appropriate advice and assistance.

Hair Regrowth: Process, Facts, and Prevention of Hair Loss

Hair regrowth can be extremely complex and can be an extremely time-consuming process. However, hair regrowth is also essential as not-so-sufficient hair regrowth can lead to baldness. Almost 55 per cent of the total population of males experience excessive hair loss. Moreover, 33 per cent of females face problems with hair regrowth due to extensive hair thinning. The factors behind the non-regrowth of hair are majorly contributed by the external environment and stress. 

What is Hair Regrowth? 

Hair regrowth refers to the process of hair growing again from the site where fully grown hair existed and it came off due to weakness or external pressure. Hair is a major extension of our skin and has abundant keratin bundled together. Hair follows a complete cycle before it grows back.  Hair regrowth is important for recovering the deficiency of hair due to hair fall. Hair loss affects those whose hair sheds more frequently than it grows. Age groups and genders may have different hair loss trends. Both the scalp and other body areas are susceptible to hair loss.

Process of Hair Regrowth

The hair before developing into a complete shape undergoes a complete cycle of even. It mainly comprises three phases that follow as: 
  1. Anagen 
  2. Catagen 
  3. Telogen 
Anagen: Anagen is the first phase in which the cells of hair enter. It is the primary growth phase in which the hair follicle forms an onion-shaped extension from the skin, and it further grows to form a hair fiber. There are additional two phases in the anagen phase known as pro-anagen and metanagen.  In the pro-anagen phase, the hair follicle enters into proliferation which is commonly known as cell division. The cell undergoes differentiation before it enters into the metanagen phase. The initiation of the metanagen phase is marked by the visible hair shaft on the skin surface. The anagen phase is pretty long and can last up to several years.  Catagen: Once the anagen phase is completed, catagen phase initiates. This phase majorly covers dormancy or inactivity. This phase is long but not as long as the anagen phase. The cells of the hair follicle remain dormant for a considerable duration. It can last up to a few weeks in which the hair loses almost half of its volume.  In this phase of hair growth, a number of cells of the hair degenerate and shed off which further makes the diameter for the hair very small. It reduces so much cells that it sheds off almost ⅙ per cent of the hair. In this phase of development, a number of hair fall thin and break a lot.  Telogen: Telogen is the third phase of the hair growth cycle. It is the major resting phase of the cell in which the cell mostly stays inactive. There is no growth taking place in this phase and the size of the hair shaft stays constant. Almost 10 to 15 per cent of the hair follicles remain in this phase at different stages of time. The dormant stage of the hair cell can vary depending upon each cell and the location of the cell.  For instance the eyelash hair cells can stay in dormancy for a shorter duration whereas the cells of the scalp can have extended durations of dormany which can stay up to a year. 

Why is Hair Regrowth Important? 

Hair regrowth is important for several reasons. Hair greatly impacts your physical appearance and puts an influence on your self-esteem and confidence. Anything happening to your hair can greatly cause emotional distress and self consciousness.  Hair fall can occur due to certain medications, medical conditions, genetics and various other factors. Additionally, the external environment can also influence hair fall and growth.    Just like skin being a protective layer, hair are extensions of the skin and serve to be the protective layer as well. It protects the scalp from UV radiations, just, cold, allergens and pollution. It further controls and regulates the inside body temperature to maintain a steady state of homeostasis. The hair does so by providing insulation and preventing heat loss.    Hair not only acts as a sensory organ to sense and detect any external feel, touch and pleasure. Hair and their styles also play an important part in cultural norms and taboos. History can depict how hair influences the religious beliefs of a person. Hair can enhance cultural beauty and youthfulness. A fully grown hairdo symbolizes rich health, attractiveness and wealth.      Hair regrowth is important for individuals who have experienced hair loss due to medical conditions such as alopecia due to genetics and side effects of cancer treatments. Restoring hair growth can significantly improve their quality of life, boost their self-confidence, and help them feel more like themselves again.    Overall, as hair impacts our appearance, protection, sensory perception, social interactions, and overall self-image, hair regrowth is important for both physical and emotional well-being. Maintaining good hair is important to maintain our appearance, protection, sensory perception, social interactions, and overall self-image.

How Common is Hair Loss? 

In India, issues with hair fall and hair loss are fairly prevalent. In India, beyond the age of 35, and as they become older, over 62% of people start losing their hair. Furthermore, male pattern baldness and female pattern baldness are so prevalent that androgenic alopecia affects up to 94% of those who have hair loss. Androgen alopecia affects over 59% of Indian men over the age of 50, which is substantially higher than the rate for the male population as a whole. Stress brought on by the difficulties we confront in our social lives is another factor that adds significantly to hair loss. 

Facts Related to Hair Regrowth 

Almost 25 percent of India suffer from hair loss due to extensive stress. Here are some common facts about hair regrowth: 
  • All of the hair strands go through the three cycles individually and therefore the length of a number of strands vary in terms of length and viability. 
  • As much as 100 strands of hair fall out everyday which is very common. The hair loss occurs when the regrowth is slower than its rate of falling out. 
  • There are a number of factors that influence the hair growth of an individual. The factors include age, gender, overall health, medications the person is using (if any) and external environment.  
  • Hair is made of a protein named as keratin. The appearance and strength of hair majorly depends on genetics and can travel through genes. 

Hair Regrowth Treatment

Your doctor can prescribe you medications to manage your sickness, which will also treat the issue if medications or hormone imbalances are the reason for your hair loss. The majority of hair regrowth treatment are designed to address both male and female pattern baldness. Among the therapy techniques are:  Medicaments: One can search for medications that are causing hair loss and, in some situations, look for alternatives whose side effects don't result in hair loss. There are several easily accessible drugs on the market that promote hair growth and stop hair thinning. Another option for treating hair loss is to take vitamins and nutrient-rich supplements.  Hair Transplant: After undergoing medical treatments, patients who are unable to regrow hair may benefit from a hair transplant. It involves a technique in which the provider of the service surgically places each and every hair for scalp treatment for hair growth.  The doctor typically transplants hair from areas of your body where it is abundant into areas where it is thin.  Platelet-rich plasma therapy is referred to as PRP therapy. A portion of your blood fluid will be removed from your body during a physical, and the plasma portion of it will be separated. The plasma is then injected into the region where hair is thinning after they position the needle over your scalp. This procedure has been demonstrated to lessen hair loss from the scalp and fasten hair growth. 

Prophylaxis of Hair Loss 

To stop hair loss and the distress that comes with it, preventive hair growth treatment for hair loss can be done. One can take a number of important precautions, such as: 
  • Promoting a wholesome, vitamin- and nutrient-rich diet that stimulates hair development and helps to regrow hair. 
  • Taking care of bodily or mental stress. 
  • Managing metabolic and hormonal illnesses and pursuing full recovery from them. 
  • Avoid hairstyles that call for a lot of hair-pulling. 
  • The time you go outside, covering your hair. 
  • Applying essential oils and using quality shampoos can help prevent hair loss brought on by pollutants and the environment.