Follicles don’t Die, they’re just out numbered
New studies show that the problem associated with hair loss has little to do with the actual hair follicles dying off rather the unequal shift of more active to more inactive ones. Expanding on this, it has been found that hair follicles themselves do not die off rather they shift into producing more transparent hairs as they go into their resting phase in the later stages of life. Many men and women experience hair loss and do attribute the incidence of such hair maladies to age. Others blame genetics which is true but a more direct explanation would be that the hair factories like all the human body’s cells undergo aging and start to slow down in time. Bald people fail to notice it but they actually still have hairs on their shiny tops that are rather short and transparent void of any pigmentation. Medical intervention with internal medicine and other surgical treatments are available and have offered better results than a few years back getting high success rates and better results that look all too natural.