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Diffuse medicine alopecia
What is diffuse alopecia caused by medication?
One of the side effects of certain drugs and medical treatments is hair loss, a very common external effect that in some cases is not easy to remedy, as some medications affect the growth processes of the follicles.
Some medical treatments such as chemotherapy or radiotherapy can cause significant hair loss, which is sometimes irreversible, although it should be noted that this is not always the case and that, in many instances, once treatment has ended and medication has stabilised, it is possible to gradually achieve stronger new hair growth.
Some medical treatments such as chemotherapy or radiotherapy can cause significant hair loss, which is sometimes irreversible, although it should be noted that this is not always the case and that, in many instances, once treatment has ended and medication has stabilised, it is possible to gradually achieve stronger new hair growth.
(Consult us to find out the condition of your hair roots and hair type. We recommend taking the Hair Test).
More information related to drug-induced alopecia:
Other types of medications related to high blood pressure, cholesterol, beta blockers for the heart and anticoagulants, others related to rheumatism, gout or high doses of vitamin A, also affect hair density loss and can cause hair to become weaker and more brittle. Other types of medication that have these effects on hair health are antidepressants and anxiolytics.
The important thing is to clean and oxygenate the scalp properly and provide the necessary vitamins to help it recover gradually.
In cases of chemotherapy and radiotherapy, it is best to wait until the medical treatment is finished before starting hair recovery. We always recommend consulting us.
The important thing is to clean and oxygenate the scalp properly and provide the necessary vitamins to help it recover gradually.
In cases of chemotherapy and radiotherapy, it is best to wait until the medical treatment is finished before starting hair recovery. We always recommend consulting us.
Treatment for diffuse alopecia caused by medication:
Weekly peel: Dermocapilar Mask (Ref. 28/219)
Hair wash: Oxygen + DNA Shampoo (Ref. 214/221) alternated with Royal Jelly Shampoo (Ref. 35/215)
Vitamin lotion: Wontersil Science 6 (Ref. 40/40B). Apply daily for 90 days.
Maintenance: Royal Jelly + Trichogens (Ref. 34/36). Apply every other day for 90 days.
Hair wash: Oxygen + DNA Shampoo (Ref. 214/221) alternated with Royal Jelly Shampoo (Ref. 35/215)
Vitamin lotion: Wontersil Science 6 (Ref. 40/40B). Apply daily for 90 days.
Maintenance: Royal Jelly + Trichogens (Ref. 34/36). Apply every other day for 90 days.
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There is no single type of hair loss, no single cause of dandruff, and no single reason why hair loses its vitality. That's why you'll find different recommended products in each line, but they are more effective if you know the cause behind the problem.
Before choosing, make sure you know what is happening to your scalp. If you have any doubts, we can help you find out with our online hair test.
Before choosing, make sure you know what is happening to your scalp. If you have any doubts, we can help you find out with our online hair test.
