
Traction Alopecia
Traction alopecia develops when hairstyles repeatedly place excessive tension on the hair follicles. If this tension continues for long periods, the follicles can become damaged and hair growth may gradually slow or stop.
From androgenetic alopecia and stress-related shedding to non-surgical regrowth therapies and Harley Street consultation advice, our articles aim to provide clear, medically informed information to support informed decision-making throughout your hair restoration journey.

Traction alopecia develops when hairstyles repeatedly place excessive tension on the hair follicles. If this tension continues for long periods, the follicles can become damaged and hair growth may gradually slow or stop.

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