How Hair Loss Affects Your Head

Your hair plays a big role in how you feel about yourself. Some of your earliest memories may be having your mom comb out and fix your hair or going to a barber shop for a cut. As a culture, we’ve been trained to care for our hair and their bodies carefully.  But what happens when your hair begins to fall out?

A Sign of Youth

Wherever you look in advertising or the entertainment industry, long, thick hair is usually a sign of youth and virility. (Vin Diesel and Dwayne Johnson may be exceptions to that rule!) But when your hair starts thinning as a teenager or a twenty-something, it can really affect how you perceive and project yourself. In fact, psychologists link several emotional health problems with how hair loss is handled including anxiety, depression, loss of self-esteem.

Kalos Has the Answers!

Whether you’re in the beginning stages of hair loss or have just a few wisps on top, Kalos Hair Restoration can help you. We offer non-surgical treatments to help restart the hair growth cycle. For more serious cases, Dr. Stong uses a state of the art system called NeoGraft to transplant healthy follicles to thinning areas.

A combination of therapies is often the best way to get the most from your hair restoration efforts; Dr. Stong can design the treatment that gives you a new, natural hairline.

Seeking therapy is important when you’re working through emotional issues. But sometimes a physical change can help, too. Find out how Kalos Hair Restoration can help you feel good about how you look again!