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Hair loss is\u2002a problem many millions face. It can be upsetting and take a toll on\u2002self-esteem. Before going for a specific solution,\u2002the most important thing is to understand what causes hair loss to take the right approach.<\/p>\n

Our specific\u2002expertise is in modern hair restoration methods. Our surgeons at Hera Hair Clinic have spent over a decade learning the best techniques to\u2002create and restore hair in a natural way. Understanding why hair loss is so important to taking more\u2002informed decision about treatment if you are experiencing any hair loss.<\/p>\n

Genetics: The Leading Cause<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Hereditary hair loss \u2013 one of the most common\u2002causes of hair loss. This condition, called androgenetic alopecia,\u2002affects both genders. It happens when hair follicles shrink over time, resulting\u2002in thinner hair and eventually baldness.<\/p>\n

Men typically have a receding hairline and\u2002bald spots; women have general thinning. Hair loss\u2002is progressive but can be treated. But\u2002with early treatment, the process can be slowed down and existing hair can be preserved.<\/p>\n

Hormonal Imbalances<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Hormones are\u2002the key players in hair growth. Alterations in testosterone, estrogen and thyroid hormones can cause\u2002hair loss.<\/p>\n

Women frequently have\u2002thinning hair due to pregnancy, postpartum and menopause. Hormonal disorders in men can\u2002lead to excessive hair fall. An underactive or\u2002overactive thyroid gland can contribute to hair thinning as well.<\/p>\n

Some of\u2002them, when restored to their optimal status, can even reverse hair loss. This is important because medical advice is unique\u2002to individual cases.<\/p>\n

Stress and Lifestyle Factors<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Hair follicles weaken due to emotional stress,\u2002a poor diet, and unhealthy habits. And elevated levels of stress\u2002can cause a type of hair loss known as telogen effluvium, in which a lot of hair falls out all at once.<\/p>\n

Other lifestyle factors\u2002include;<\/strong><\/h2>\n