Tag: HairRestoration

How to Take Care of Your Scalp

A healthy scalp is one that almost goes unnoticed, despite the fact that it is constantly working to produce new hair and protect the body from external elements. On the other hand, an unhealthy scalp can present several signs or a combination of symptoms, including tightness, dryness, itching, or dandruff. However, not everyone reacts the...
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Hair Transplant After Chemotherapy

This article is dedicated to our dear friends who have experienced hair loss due to chemotherapy. On behalf of Novesthetica, we extend our heartfelt wishes for a speedy recovery and renewed strength. What is Chemotherapy? Chemotherapy refers to the administration of specific medications aimed at combating cancerous conditions. These drugs, while effective in targeting cancer...
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Everything You Need to Know About Postpartum Hair Loss

A woman’s body undergoes countless changes during pregnancy and after childbirth. One of the most common changes is postpartum hair loss, also known as postpartum alopecia. Like many symptoms or challenges linked to pregnancy, postpartum hair loss is primarily caused by hormonal fluctuations before and after delivery.If you’re experiencing this, know that you are not...
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The Best Vitamin Supplements to Take After a Hair Transplant

Taking proper rest, protecting your scalp from external factors, and avoiding harsh chemicals are just a few aspects of post-hair transplant care. Among these, an often overlooked yet crucial factor is the role of vitamins in supporting recovery and stimulating hair growth. After undergoing a hair transplant at Novesthetica, incorporating vitamins like B-complex, Zinc, and Vitamins C, E, A, and D...
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Understanding Hair Grafting: The Art and Science of Extraction

Hair grafting, often referred to as hair transplantation, has revolutionized the field of aesthetic medicine by providing a lasting solution to hair loss Central to this procedure is the technique of hair graft extraction, commonly known as “hair coring” or follicular unit extraction (FUE) In this article, we will explore what hair coring entails, its significance...
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All About Trichotillomania

Hair loss isn’t always caused by known physiological factors such as genetic predisposition, hormonal changes, or autoimmune diseases. Psychological disorders and mental health conditions can also contribute to hair thinning and loss. Trichotillomania, a compulsive hair-pulling disorder, leads individuals to pull out their hair, sometimes using tweezers. While some may view this behavior as a...
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Hair Loss and Menopause

Hair loss during menopause is a common concern for many women. Menopause marks the phase in a woman’s life when her menstrual cycles end, and she is no longer able to have children. This is a natural stage of aging, but it also brings about several physical and emotional changes. One such change is the experience of hair loss....
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