Cosmetic Alopecia  is itchy and sometimes sore.  Probable causes sodium hydroxide  relaxer and/or colour long-term has sensitised the area.  The application of oils to counteract the effects actually cause a negative response and the condition deteriorates.

At Trichosynergy  we deal with the itchy symptoms and address any infection that maybe present on the patient's scalp, before moving onto the re-conditioning of the hair.

Traction alopecia  is caused by excessive pulling and force on individual hairs, weakening them, until they slide out from the follicle, leaving the area with a balding appearance, commonly at the hairline.

Tight braids, glued in extensions and everyday tight poytails apply undue force to the hair and result in avoidable, unwanted and unsightly hair loss.  Sound familiar? Visit Trichosynergy  and set your hair on the road to recovery.

This is a typical example of hair breakage along the margins due to poor installation of sew-in weave extensions.   The hair has broken due to the tightness of the sewing and added thread has snapped through the hair slowly over time, leaving the patient with visible bald patches. 

Male Patern Baldness seen here on left  at the crown of the head with a visible circular patch, after treatment hair has been restored and is enhanced with hair fibres to complete the look. 

Alopecia Areata  is an unpredicable hair condition which requires immediate attention. The sooner treatment is started, the better the likelihood of understanding its cause.

The hair will have appeared to 'suddenly' fall out and one or more circular patches will appear on the scalp.

Treatment may last up to 6 months' depedning upon severity; however, hair may simply regrow of its own accord. 

Androgenetic alopecia in women is often described as Female Pattern Baldness. 

 An individual's sensitivity to testosterone prior to and post menopause caused by an imbalance of oestrogen. Also sufferers of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) may notice a similar pattern of hair loss emerge. 

Androgenic Alopecia is extremely common in men and can be halted in its tracks if addressed swiftly.

Before and after treatment picture of male patient suffering male pattern hair loss having experienced hair loss and the susequent use of Monoxidil and Laser treatment.  The resulting regrowth can be seen. 

This is a classic female hair loss pattern is due to hormonal changes during menopause. 

At Trichosynergy we will ensure the most sensitive care is given to every patient's case.  With several treatment options available, an effective and suitable solution for most patients 

Female Hair Loss - PCOS

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(Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome) and how it affects hair loss click the button below. 

A Flaky scalp is often self diagnosed as 'dandruff'.  Although this may be the case, there are additional conditions, including eczema amd dermatitis which appear similar to the untrained eye and using an anti-dandruff off the shelf prepartion may exacerbate the scalp condition.

A consultation with the trichologist will get to the cause of the irritation and an accurate diagnosis will be made enabling control of the scalp condition.  

Psoriasis  is an inherited, condition seen as oval or circular patches of silvery, slab like scales, larger and thicker than normal 'skin flakes'.  The skin underneath is red and 'angry' with bleeding points if the scale shifts.  It may not be itchy.  It may be present in other areas of the body such as knees and elbows. 

Psoriasis is a genetically determined condition which sees the scalp affected with thick plaques of skin, sometimes throughout the scalp, but more often at the rear or hairline.  To avoid hair loss it is advisable to visit the trichologist for immediate remedial and effective treatment 

Folliiculitis nuchae is an inflammation of the hair follicle opening and is extremely itchy. This condition is commonly found in black males.  Folliculitis nuchae can lead to raised nodules and keloidal scarring if left untreated. This in turn will lead to hair loss at the site. 

The cause here is very short razor or clipper cut hair which has ingrown and the resultant scratching of the scalp then introduces bacteria into the skin causing the infection.

Folliculitis nuchae can be controlled and the sooner the visit to the trichologist, the better.

Folliiculitis is an inflammation of the hair follicle opening and is extremely itchy.  Folliculitis can become infected if the skin is scratched. This in turn will lead to hair loss at the site. 

The cause here is very short razor or clipper cut hair which has ingrown and the resultant scratching of the scalp then introduces bacteria into the skin causing the infection.

Folliculitis can be controlled by visiting to the trichologist as sson as possible to prevent permanent scarring or hair loss.

Folliiculitis is an inflammation of the hair follicle opening and is extremely itchy.  Folliculitis can become infected if the skin is scratched. This in turn will lead to hair loss at the site. 

The cause here is chemical irritation followed by scratching of the scalp, causing the infection.

Folliculitis can be controlled by visiting to the trichologist as sson as possible to prevent permanent scarring or hair loss.