Hair Loss · Page 4
Why hair falls out, the common types of hair loss, and what the evidence says about each.
Hair loss myths, checked against the evidence
Hair loss myths spread quickly in kopitiam talk, family chats and social media. Here are ten common ones, and what the evidence actually says.
Do helmets and caps cause hair loss?
Millions of Malaysians ride motorcycles and wear caps in the sun. Does daily headwear cause baldness? Here is what is known about helmets, caps, sweat and pulling.
Diabetes, weight-loss medicines and hair loss
Diabetes is common in Malaysia, and weight-loss injections are increasingly popular. Here is what is known about how both can relate to hair shedding, and what you can do.
Hair loss in children: common causes for parents
Finding bald patches or extra hair on your child's pillow is worrying. Most causes in children are treatable. Here are the common ones and when to see a doctor.
Premature grey hair: causes and what is known
Finding grey hairs in your teens or twenties can be a surprise. Here is what research says about the causes of premature greying, which tests may help, and the realistic options.
Hair fibres and concealers: quick camouflage explained
Hair fibres, coloured sprays and powders can hide thinning in minutes. Here is how each type works, how to use them well in Malaysian heat, and their limits.
Wigs, toppers and hair systems: a practical guide
Wigs, toppers and hair systems can give an immediate, natural look for many types of hair loss. Here is how they differ, what to ask before buying, and how to care for your scalp.
Hair loss treatment cost in Malaysia: budgeting without surprises
Hair loss treatment costs in Malaysia vary widely, from a pharmacy product to a hair transplant. This guide explains what drives the cost and how to budget without surprises.
Hair loss advice from forums: what to keep and what to question
Reddit threads and online forums can be supportive and surprisingly practical, but they also spread myths and risky shortcuts. Here is how to sort useful hair loss advice from the rest.
Hair product claims: red flags to watch for
Hair products are marketed with bold promises. Learn the warning signs of exaggerated or misleading claims, and the questions that help you judge any shampoo, tonic, serum or supplement.
When to see a dermatologist for hair loss
Most hair shedding is harmless and temporary, but some signs mean you should see a doctor or dermatologist soon. Here is when to book, what to expect and how to prepare.
Exosome hair treatments: promise and unanswered questions
Exosome treatments are heavily marketed for hair loss. Early lab work is interesting, but human studies are small and product standards vary. Here is what the evidence does and does not show.