Hair loss is often seen as a male problem, yet it affects at least a third of women. Women usually experience thinning hair rather than going bald, and there are several possible underlying causes.
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Male pattern baldness affects most men at some point in their lives. It usually takes 15 to 25 years to develop, it is difficult to predict, and it always follows a recognisable pattern.
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Around a third of women experience androgenetic alopecia at some point in their lives. An overview of the causes, the diagnosis and the treatments available, from minoxidil to a hair transplant.
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13 questions you should ask a hair transplant clinic before you commit to a treatment.
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A cheap hair transplant with an unlimited number of grafts sounds appealing. But your donor area is finite, and rushed work damages it permanently.
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Hair transplants are more popular than ever, but 2 in 10 are not completed successfully. These are the five biggest visible differences between a good and a bad hair transplant.
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