Platelet-rich plasma is a popular hair growth treatment, according to NYC board-certified dermatologist Marisa Garshick, M.D., F.A.A.D. Hair type affects results.
Your diet may make your hair shine. “A healthy diet can improve mental and physical health, which can impact hair growth,” says double-board-certified dermatologist Brendan Camp.
It's tempting to try new hair treatments, but hair processing has hazards. Chemical treatments, hair coloring, and extreme heat can harm scalp skin and hair follicles, affecting hair development, says Dr. Camp.
Dr. Shirazi says artificial stimulation with medicated solutions like Rogaine can rejuvenate resting hairs and stimulate growth.
Dr. Camp defines traction alopecia as follicular tension-induced hair loss. Hair health can be affected by daily styling.
“Hair reflects health. Dr. Shirazi says hair growth rate is inherited but affected by health. Dr. Shirazi recommends hair vitamins including vitamins B, D, zinc, and biotin for hair development.
This diagnosis cannot be confirmed, so patients generally cut out gluten for two weeks to check whether symptoms improve.