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Coping with hair loss can be incredibly frustrating, especially when the remedies you’ve tried seem ineffective. If you’re feeling disheartened by your lack of progress, you might wonder if it\u2019s time to see a hair growth specialist<\/a>. Here are five signs to watch out for. We also share what you can expect from your consultation.<\/p>\n

You are losing a significant amount of hair<\/h2>\n

Everyone sheds hair daily, but if you notice a significant increase in hair loss, it’s a cause for concern. A general rule of thumb is taking action when you lose more than 100 hairs daily, especially if this is accompanied by noticeable bald spots or thinning areas.<\/p>\n

Finding fallen hair in different areas of your home, even after regular housekeeping, signals you are losing more hair than usual. Common areas include:<\/p>\n

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  1. Shower or bathtub: Hair often accumulates in the drain or shower floor.<\/li>\n
  2. Hairbrushes and combs: A lot of hair is caught on your hair brush or comb.<\/li>\n
  3. Bedding: You might notice hair on pillows, sheets, or pillowcases.<\/li>\n
  4. Furniture: Hair can be seen on upholstery, such as couches and chairs, especially if you sit or lie down.<\/li>\n
  5. Floor: You may spot hair on the floor, especially in areas where you sit or walk regularly.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Excessive hair loss<\/a> could be caused by underlying issues like hormonal imbalances, nutritional deficiencies, or scalp conditions. A hair growth specialist can help diagnose the root cause and recommend appropriate interventions.<\/p>\n

    You have scalp problems<\/h2>\n

    Scalp health is integral to hair growth. Issues such as dandruff, psoriasis, seborrheic dermatitis, or fungal infections can impede hair growth and lead to hair loss.<\/p>\n

    It may be time to consult a specialist if you’re experiencing persistent scalp problems despite using over-the-counter treatments. They can provide specialised treatments for scalp conditions affecting your hair health.<\/p>\n

    Your hairline is receding<\/h2>\n

    A receding hairline is a common sign of hair loss, particularly in men. It often starts at the temples and gradually moves backwards, leading to a prominent “M” shape.<\/p>\n

    A receding hairline can appear as thinning along the forehead or temples in women. If your hairline is receding significantly, a hair growth specialist can assess the situation and offer solutions, such as medical treatments or surgical options.<\/p>\n

    Your hair is thinning<\/h2>\n

    Thinning hair can be a subtle but alarming sign that you need professional help. Unlike bald spots, thinning hair may be more diffuse and less noticeable. However, it can still signal significant hair loss issues.<\/p>\n

    A hair growth specialist can perform a detailed assessment to determine why your hair is thinning and recommend treatments appropriate to your specific condition.<\/p>\n

    Your attempts with OTC products have been unsuccessful<\/h2>\n

    Over-the-counter (OTC) products, including shampoos, conditioners, and topical treatments, are often the first defence against hair loss. However, if these products haven’t yielded results, it’s an indication that a more targeted approach may be necessary.<\/p>\n

    A hair growth specialist has access to professional treatments and therapies that are not available over the counter and can provide a more comprehensive solution based on your unique hair loss situation.<\/p>\n

    What does a hair growth specialist do?<\/h2>\n

    A hair growth specialist is a professional trained to diagnose and treat many types of hair loss. Their role involves:<\/p>\n