Tuesday, 10 February 2015
Monday, 9 February 2015
Dr Nigam Hair Transplant Mumbai
Dr Nigam Hair Transplant in Mumbai, Delhi and other cities. we are the number one clinic for hair restoration. Free consultation, for more information please visit our website www.drnigams.net
Thursday, 8 January 2015
Cellular Hair Activation
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There are certain cells within the hair follicle. which can be isolated and infused into the villous(dying) hair follicles to potentially, convert them to terminal anagen follicles. The solution to male /female pattern baldness is at the level cell,intracellular protiens,dormant bulge/dermal stemcells and their communication within themselves,
There are certain cells within the hair follicle. which can be isolated and infused into the villous(dying) hair follicles to potentially, convert them to terminal anagen follicles. The solution to male /female pattern baldness is at the level cell,intracellular protiens,dormant bulge/dermal stemcells and their communication within themselves,
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Treating Root cause of AGA @ cellular Level |
Hairline Design
The hairline above the forehead is perhaps the most characteristic element in the human face, comparable to characteristic eyes or the prominent position of the nose. It is therefore no wonder that a receding hairline can negatively influence someone's appearance quite dramatically. This is as spectacular is the re-making, the creation of a new natural hairline.
It is a delicate matter, for only a perfect result is acceptable. The hairline must look completely natural; any deviation is unacceptable. There is no such thing as 'almost natural' or 'a little bit unnatural'; in these cases they actually equal unnatural and thus unsatisfactory.
Indeed, small details lead directly to a hairline that looks unnatural.
For example, the use of only a few double hair transplants (the combination of two roots) can clearly create a doll's hair-like effect.
Even when only visible in a few spots, the wrong distances between hair that has been implanted, whether too regular, or too far apart, can have a disastrous effect.
There are two ways in which an unnatural looking hairline may constitute a personal disaster:
- On the one hand the prominent place the hairline plays in an individual's face as already discussed above, makes an unnatural looking hairline very noticeable and therefore nearly impossible to hide. In view of the fact that it is an ongoing situation, in some cases the resulting mental stress is worse than the initial suffering due to baldness
- On the other hand, correction of an unnatural hairline is difficult and time consuming, and in many cases requires more than one treatment session
The natural results of a transplanted hairline therefore takes the highest priority. It requires a great deal of aptitude, many years of experience and last but not least, artistic talents and a well developed sense of aesthetics on the part of the doctor in question.
Special upkeep for special hair... By Dr Nigam GoodHealth Pvt Ltd.
Unique in appearance and structure, African-American hair is especially fragile and prone to injury and damage. More than half of African-American women will cite thinning hair or hair loss as their top hair concern. Fortunately, there are a lot of things African-Americans can do to help minimize damage and keep their hair beautiful.
Hair
Baldness
Hair follicle
Acne
Baldness treatments
General fitness training
“A lot of what we do to our hair can actually damage hair,” said board-certified
dermatologist, “Over the years, this damage can build up, leading to
unhealthy and unattractive hair. To prevent this, it’s important to develop healthy
hair habits and stick to them.”
To help African-Americans keep their hair healthy, Experts recommends the
following tips:
1. Wash hair once a week or every other week: This will help prevent build-up of
hair care products, which can be drying to the hair.
2. Use conditioner: Use conditioner every time you wash your hair. Be sure to coat
the ends of the hair with conditioner, as the ends are the oldest and most fragile
part of your hair.
3. Use a hot oil treatment twice a month: This adds additional moisture and
Elasticity to your hair.
4. Use a heat protecting product before styling: Adding this to wet hair before
styling will help minimize heat damage.
5. Use caution with relaxers: To minimize hair damage, always go to a professional
hair stylist to ensure that the relaxer is applied safely. Touch-ups should only be
done every two to three months and only to newly grown hair. Never apply relaxer to
hair that has already been relaxed.
6. Use ceramic combs or irons to press hair: If you would like to press or
thermally straighten your hair, use a ceramic comb or iron and only do so once a
week. Use a straightening device with a dial to ensure the device is not too hot.
Use the lowest possible temperature setting that gives you the style you want. A
higher temperature may be necessary for thicker, coarser hair.
7. Make sure braids, cornrows or weaves are not too tight: If it hurts while your
hair is being styled, ask the stylist to stop and redo it. Pain equals damage.
“See a board-certified dermatologist if you notice any changes in the texture or
appearance of your hair,” “Even the slightest bit of noticeable thinning can be the
start of hair loss. The earlier hair loss is diagnosed, the more effectively it can
be treated.”
Hair Transplant surgeon of Europe @ Dr Nigam Hair Clinic
1. Invitro Hair Doubling
2. Reeducation or elimination of FUE white dots @donor scalp by using bio materials.
3. The new bio hair graft medium for graft storage
4. How to enhance survival of hair grafts at recipient scalp with the use of bio technology.
Dr. Mwamba is the leading Hair Transplant surgeon of Europe and has patients worldwide, and he plans to visit India @Dr. Nigam’s Goodhealth Pvt. Ltd,on regular basis to perform hair transplant on celebrity patients from India, South East Asia & Middle East. He also wishes to start cutting edge hair transplant training in India @Dr.Nigam’s Goodhealth Pvt. Ltd.
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