NHCG Trichology

We are kicking off 2023 with our Annual - This year we have 3 challenges!!
CHALLENGE 1 focuses on our hair loss clients.
CHALLENGE 2 Is for client looking to have this year.
CHALLENGE 3 Addresses clients with scalp issues like etc.
We have juicy prizes to be won at the end of the year and will have packages for both in-person & virtual clients…More details to come, Challenge starts February 2023.
FIRST LINK IN BIO TO join in (open to worldwide).

We are having our first at our new location 🎊🎉 This is a great opportunity to come and see what we get up to, to get a (FREE for first 5 clients), learn more about our services, get on our schedule at a discount and shop amazing hair products and hair extensions and accessories!!
It’s happening ALL day on the 26th of November and the small bites and socializing will start from 4pm- 6pm.
We’ll be honored to have you as a guest, bring a friend along too for the fun ❤️

An Itchy, dry and scaly scalp can be a thing of the past with the right products and regimen in place. We got this feedback from a this week and did a happy dance 😊
This could be you, use the link in bio to learn more ❤️

STAGES OF CROWN HAIR LOSS- Hair loss that starts at the crown is more a reflection of internal hormonal issues than anything else. This post breaks down the major hormonal conditions responsible for crown hair loss-

🛑Stress- The hormone Cortisol can target and damage the hair follicle causing hair to start falling out and thinning in the crown after a stressful episode.

🛑Iron deficiency- ferritin is responsible for regulating iron deficiency. Low serum ferritin gives rise to a condition called anemia this will often lead to hair loss.

🛑Aging- Androgenic effects of testosterone can also intensify hair loss – testosterone’s metabolite dihydrotestosterone (DHT) can produce progressively weaker hair due to the follicle’s failure to thrive When menopausal symptoms are present, low levels of estradiol, progesterone, and testosterone are responsible for hair loss.

🛑PCOS: This is a common female endocrine disorder based on a cluster of symptoms, with equivalent reality of elevated androgens, women lose scalp hair, while simultaneously growing hair in places where men usually get it – face, chest and back. Although there is no cure for PCOS, treatment is usually focused on managing symptoms.

Now the main culprits have been identified, we put in gear our therapies which help encourage new hair follicles by initiating the anagen phase. We use methods and products which regulate cellular expression that is required for hair follicle cycling. Also by encouraging blood circulation of oxygen-rich red blood cells to feed the hair follicles and vitamins like B12, also known as cobalamin, which promote healthy hair growth by assisting in the production of these red blood cells.

Dealing with hair loss and need assistance? We would love to help! Schedule an appointment.