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Patchy Hair Loss:
Alopecia areata is an immune system disorder, which causes hair follicles to stop producing hairs. Sudden loss of hair from small patches on the head is a common symptom. Advanced forms of the disorder include alopecia totalis, where all hair on the head is lost, and alopecia universalis, which results in the absence of all body hair.
Hair Pulling:
Traction alopecia is the loss of hair from constant pulling, often the result of tightly braided hairstyles and hair weaves.
Delayed Loss from Stress:
Telogen effluvium is a slowing of new hair growth resulting from sudden severe stress, followed by a delayed shedding of hair. The stress induces a high proportion of follicles to enter the resting stage, and a few months after the stressful event, all of the resting follicles begin to shed hairs at about the same time.
HAIR LOSS CONTINUED
( Anagen effluvium, Hair shaft breakage, Nutritional Deficiencies and Other Hair Loss Causes )
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Long Island
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New York City
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2 Lincoln Avenue
Suite 302
Rockville Centre, NY 11570
1-877-HAIR-USA
(516) 536-0385
Fax: (516) 764-5702
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Path Medical
304 Park Avenue South
6th Floor
New York, NY 10010
(at this time our entrance is located on 23rd Street)
1-212-744-4668
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info@nyhairloss.com
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