Alopecia (the proper medical word for Baldness) is a disorder that affects about 60% of men and 30% of women of all ages.
The causes of Alopecia (Baldness) may be of genetic (hereditary), hormonal, traumatic and pharmacological nature. Among the causes there are also some infectious diseases, major stresses and a hyper-protein and unbalanced diet. Among the aggravating factors there are dandruff and sebum excess (seborrhoeic dermatitis), ultraviolet radiations and pollution, chemicals aggression (dyes, permanent wave) and mechanical trauma (excessive pulling).
The diagnosis of alopecia (baldness) requires a specialist physician’s visit and, depending on the cause, it may be:
- Temporary (telogen defluvium, alopecia areata, psychosomatic and chemotherapy alopecia)
- Definitive (androgenic and scarring alopecia)
Alopecia (baldness) may appear as hair Thinning, it may be Disseminated, Circumscribed or Scarring.
The new Automatic Medicap® 4.0 Hair Implant is a Simple , Modern and Effective Treatment of light cosmetic surgery suitable to solve many Alopecia (baldness) problem .
Automatic Medicap® 4.0 Hair Implant represents a safe and quick solution in case of Androgenic Alopecia (Baldness), Female and Male Hair Thinning or to hide Hair Loss problem, Scalp Scars, scalp burns , whenever it is necessary to increase the Hair Density that can’t be achieved with other techniques and when the patient refuses to use a wig.
Automatic Medicap® 4.0 Hair Implant is performed by qualified physicians in primaries Clinics Specialized in dermatologic surgery, cosmetic surgery and aesthetic medicine.
Androgenetic Alopecia
Androgenetic Al opecia is the most common form of Alopecia affecting both men and women of childbearing age. As the word says, it is a hereditary (genetic) phenomenon related to male hormones (andro).
Female Baldness
Telogen Defluvium (Female Alopecia)
It is a form of Alopecia (baldness) that affects the whole scalp and appears whenever there is an imbalance between the growth (anagen) and rest (telogen) stages of the hair, which causes above-average hair loss (50-80 hair daily) and lasts for very long periods.
Prevent Alopecia
Nowadays actual prevention of alopecia (baldness) is not possible especially for Androgenic and/or Scarring Alopecia. A visit by a specialist physician and a complete trichology check up makes possible to clearly identify the causes and define the most suitable treatments.
Treating Baldness
Thanks to the continuing research, which further improved the most common hair restoration techniques used to Treat Baldness (alopecia) Hair Transplant (FUE, FUT) and the new Medicap® 4.0 Hair Implant and thanks to the current Dermo trichology Remedies today it is possible to slow down baldness (alopecia) problem and thicken hair very quickly.