Trichology Education

Non-surgical hair restoration can be highly effective for many people, especially when hair loss is addressed early and the treatment plan targets the underlying cause. This article explains what non-surgical methods can realistically achieve, which options have evidence behind them, and why a personalised trichology assessment matters.

Low iron can contribute to increased hair shedding in some people, especially when iron stores are depleted. This blog explains the connection between ferritin, telogen effluvium and hair loss, plus when to seek testing and professional trichology support.

Experiencing more hair shedding after a stressful period? Learn why stress can trigger temporary hair shedding, how long it may last, and when to book a trichology consultation.

Hair thinning after menopause is common, but it is not something you have to simply accept. Learn why hormonal changes, genetics, nutrition, stress, and scalp health can all play a role and how a trichology consultation can help identify the right next steps.

Experiencing ongoing hair shedding even though your blood tests are “normal” can be frustrating. The truth is, normal does not always mean optimal for healthy hair growth. Hair follicles can be sensitive to nutrient levels, hormones, stress, lifestyle factors, medications, and overall internal health. A certified trichologist can help look at the bigger picture and guide you toward understanding what may be contributing to your shedding.