Clinica Ceta Hair Transplant Surgeons Creating Stunning, Natural-Looking Results

Hair transplantation has seen revolutionary advancements in the last 10 years. The leading hair loss clinic in Spain has been at the forefront of these persistent developments.

Clinica Ceta now offers proven hair loss treatment solutions for men and women suffering from thinning hair, balding, and medically related hair loss.

Read more on the latest state-of-the-art medical hair restoration and hair transplantation procedures available today... Clinica Ceta Hair Transplant Surgeons Creating Stunning, Natural-Looking Results

Tunisia Develops into Premier Medical Tourist Destination

Obesity is a disease that overpoweringly affects one’s physical and emotional health. For many overweight individuals, every ounce of sweat and tears is exhausted to lose weight. And each time — individuals find themselves unable to over the struggle.

Located in North Africa and bordered by Algeria and Libya, Tunisia is now a leading medical tourist destination.

With its close proximity to Europe, more and more patients are seeking plastic surgery, hair transplantation, and weight loss surgery as alternatives to India and Thailand.

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New Study Indicates Bone marrow Drug Helps Bald Men Regrow Hair

Is there a promising cure for alopecia areata — a condition in which hair is lost from some or all areas of the body, usually from the scalp. The antidote could already exist and may be loitering on the market as a treatment for a bone marrow disease.

Researchers at Columbia University Medical Center have discovered a drug that entirely restored hair in mice within four to five months of treatment — as published in the journal Nature Medicine.

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Medical Tourism Booms in Brazil

Brazil is a fast growing medical tourism hub in Latin America allowing hundreds of patients from the US and Canada to access affordable medical care and enjoy an unforgettable tropical vacation.

There are plenty of unique reasons when it comes to traveling for medical tourism in Brazil. 

With world-class medical facilities, inexpensive cost of care and attractive beaches; it is easy to understand why Brazil became a top choice for many medical tourists today. The favorable exchange rate of the Real (Brazilian currency) against the US Dollar, has made cities like Sao Paulo and Rio De Janeiro an exceptionally affordable, world-class medical tourist treatment. 

Sao Paulo has become internationally recognized for the finest and most skilled cosmetic and plastic surgery clinics, allowing patients to receive a successful medical treatment and recuperate along its unspoiled Brazilian beaches.

One of the largest markets for plastic surgery in the world, Brazil is synonymous with high quality of medical service and low cost treatments. Another prospering cosmetic practice in Brazil is hair transplantation.

Also a pioneer in hair care and grooming products, Brazil is known for its top leading brands for hair treatments. The highly innovative and effective hair treatment products in Brazil are distinctly superior compared to other destinations.

Hair transplant in Sao Paulo attracts hair loss patients looking to permanently restore their natural hair and improve their quality of life. Follicular unit extraction in Brazil is an excellent hair transplant technique that requires no blades or scalpels.

Read more here: Brazil Medical Tourism, A Vacation for Your Health

Non-Genetic Hair Loss Causes in Women

Although it is widely believed that hair loss in men is more common, women have their fair share of this emotionally devastating disorder.

Many women believe that hair loss is linked to genetic causes. However there are many causes and factors that lead to the unfortunate result of hair loss in women. 

While previous research findings denoted that hair loss in women is influenced by genetics; there is a wide range of environmental and lifestyle factors which increase risk of alopecia in women.

"Increased stress, smoking, having more children and having a history of hypertension and cancer were all associated with increased hair thinning," writes ASPS Member Surgeon Dr. Bahman Guyuron and colleagues of Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, Cleveland.

Find out more about hair loss causes, conditions and treatment: Female Hair Loss Not Just Genetic

Traveling to Turkey for Facial Hair Implants

Not only Turkey is a well-established destination for hair transplantation; it is also growing more popular among Middle Eastern patients seeking facial hair implants. 

Facial hair implants in Turkey are chosen by Middle Eastern and Arab men who wish to restore hair most commonly to the goatee and mustache regions and also to the cheek, beards, and sideburns. 

Turkey facial hair implants treatment is designed to provide hair growth where there is none or to conceal scarring such as from acne. 

The capital of mustache making, Turkey, is a preferred destination for hair restoration treatments due to reasonably- priced hair transplants, no-visa restrictions and advantageous location.

Turkish male image is synonymous with big, bold mustaches— appealing persona men of the Middle East aspire to acquire.  

Hair transplantation Turkey doctors specialize in a wide variety of facial hair aesthetic techniques. Many men suffer facial hair loss due to trauma, scarring from surgery, radiation, trichotillomania or simply part of the natural aging process.

Read more on the story here: Facial Hair Implants for the Manly Man Image, Travel to Turkey

Latisse Brings Hope to Those With Thinning Hair

Latisse, the drug famous for regrowing eyelashes, might have a future treating hair loss.

Allergan, the company responsible for Latisse, Botox, and Juvederm, is now testing the glaucoma and eyelash-growing medication for its hair restoring properties.

So far, the results look very promising.

Rhoda Kelly has been using Latisse to restore her thinning hair for 14 months now, and she told Today Health that she couldn't be happier.

She said, "My hair is in much better condition – it looks healthy."

Although the new hair loss treatment is still in testing stages, experts warn patients that Latisse isn't for everyone. People with any sort of balding will not benefit from using the drug, as it only works on live, active hair follicles.

Perry Romanowski, a cosmetic chemist and blogger for The Beauty Brains, told Today Health, “Since what people really want from this product is something that will bring their hair back, I suspect that they will be disappointed because that will not happen. Are a few thicker, fuller strands going to be worth the expense? Perhaps to some people.”

Chances are, more than a few people are going to find this story interesting, even though Latisse still has its critics. As an alternative to hair transplant surgery, this topical medication is a less-invasive option, but only time will tell if it really works or not.

To learn more, read the full article: Eyelash Enhancer May Help With Hair Loss Too

Divorced Women Have a Greater Risk for Hair Loss

In the United States, married couples have a 50/50 chance of making it work.

For the unlucky half that get divorced, chances are, their heath will be much worse than those who stayed married.

A recent study reveals a new insight on the effects of divorce on women: hair loss.

That's right. The stress of losing a spouse, children, dividing assets, and court appearances seems to take a greater toll on females, causing many of them to lose their hair.

Experts say there are things women can do to prevent hair loss (such as not smoking, a low-stress lifestyle and a happy marriage), but nothing is ever guaranteed...

To learn more, read the full article: Does Divorce Cause Hair Loss in Women?

Hair Transplant Surgery Not Recommended for Men Under 25

Young men may start experiencing hair loss as early as their late teens or early 20's, but this doesn't mean they should inquire about hair transplant surgery quite yet.

According to U.K. based hair restoration specialist Dr. Bessam Farjo, young men should wait until around the age of 30 for hair transplant surgery; if not, they could face some disastrous results later on.

He told BBC, “If you have the surgery too early and you go bald, you don’t have enough hair to keep chasing the hair loss. You can end up with isolated patches of hair. You could end up with hairy temples and a bald forehead, which isn’t pretty, but is also hard to fix.”

To learn more, read the full article: Hair Transplants Not for the Young, Expert Warns

Restoration Robotics: Get your Hair Back with the Help of a Robot Friend

A revolutionary robotic device has been FDA-approved to help hair transplant doctors and plastic surgeons speed up the follicular unit extraction procedure. 

The Artas system (the new device) works as the surgeon’s right arm, shrinking the lengthy procedure into shorter internals. The procedure requires the doctor’s painstaking attention to extract thousands of tiny hair follicles. The device comes in with a fancy image-guided robotic arm to guide follicle-unity removal, small dermal punches and a computer interface. The device also corrects the patient involuntary motions.



Find out how this device can revolutionize hair transplant treatments: Hair Transplant Robot Speeds Up FUE Hair Transplant Procedure

The Price of Beauty: Female Hair Loss

Hair extensions may look great, but they come with serious risks!

Young women everywhere are going bald, all in the name of beauty!

Hair loss in women is more common than ever, thanks to a very popular beauty trend: hair extensions. No matter the type (and there are many), hair extensions can cause serious damage to the hair. The stress and pulling on hair follicles causes breakage and hair loss, and can even result in noticeable bald spots.

Hair loss surgeons are very concerned about this growing trend. More women than ever (some as young as 20!) are seeking professional treatment for the damage that they've caused to their hair. Unfortunately, in many cases, the consequences are permanent.

The only solutions include to continue wearing damaging wigs and weaves, or to undergo hair restoration surgery procedures like follicular unit extraction (or FUE for short).

To learn more about this growing problem in women of all ages, read the full article here: Female Hair Loss - The High Price of Hair Extensions

Hair Loss Meds Linked to Male Sexual Dysfunction

Hair loss is an embarrassing problem that affects millions of men and women all over the world.

A hair loss treatment medicine for men has recently been linked to sexual dysfunction, which is a big price to pay for a full head of hair!

These symptoms (such as ED) can lead to male infertility, which is a major problem for young men everywhere who are trying to cope with hair loss.

Learn more about this hair loss medication, and alternative hair loss solutions: The Bald Truth - Hair Loss Drug Can Cause Sexual Dysfunction in Men

Hair Transplants in Hollywood: Celebrities Struggle With Hair Loss Too

Even supermodels struggle with hair loss!

Hair loss is an unfortunate medical condition that affects millions of men and women all over the world.

Although celebrities are required to be the picture of beauty and perfection, they too deal with hair loss. Many celebrities opt to undergo hair transplant surgery to stop hair loss for good, and often have very successful results.

To learn more about celebrities, hair loss, and hair transplant options, read the full article!