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Saturday, June 19, 2010
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Monday, June 14, 2010
Accutane Induced Hair Loss and Hair Transplant Surgery
Accutane Induced Hair Loss and Hair Transplant Surgery
Question:
I've read a few of your blogs from doing searches on Google, and you seem to be an expert. I'm actually suffering from accutane hair loss, but have a question for you about hair transplants. I thought since hair was taken from DHT resitent areas, the transplanted hair is also DHT resistent. If that is the case, how come patients still use non-surgical hair loss treatments?
Answer:
In my research, it has been said that accutane (typically used as a treatment for acne) may be the cause of temporary or permanent hair loss in both men and women. Degrees of hair loss from accutane will also vary from mild to severe (almost completely bald).
Hair on the sides and back of the scalp is DHT resistant, but not necessarily resistant to hair loss due to non-genetic causes, such as accutane induced telogen effluvium (thinning hair). Typically patients on accutane do not make good candidates for hair transplants since accutane can actually destroy hair follicles all over the scalp, including "safe" donor hair on the sides and back of your scalp.
If accutane is the cause of your balding condition, stopping the medication might reverse the hair loss process within the period of a year however, there is no guarantee.
Hair transplant patients do sometimes continue using non-surgical treatments such as Propecia (finasteride) and Rogaine (minoxidil) to help stop pattern baldness (androgenetic alopecia) from progressing further. Though hair on the sides and back of the scalp are DHT resistant, many patients still have remaining natural hair up top that they'd like to keep. Non-surgical solutions for baldness can help prevent the need for subsequent hair transplant procedures later down the road.
In my opinion, talk to your physician about alternative treatments to accutane that won't be as detrimental to precious hair follicles.
Bill Seemiller (Falceros) - Associate Publisher of the Hair Transplant Network, the Coalition Hair Loss Learning Center, and the Hair Loss Q & A Blog. To share ideas with other hair loss sufferers visit our Hair Restoration Discussion Forum.
Question:
I've read a few of your blogs from doing searches on Google, and you seem to be an expert. I'm actually suffering from accutane hair loss, but have a question for you about hair transplants. I thought since hair was taken from DHT resitent areas, the transplanted hair is also DHT resistent. If that is the case, how come patients still use non-surgical hair loss treatments?
Answer:
In my research, it has been said that accutane (typically used as a treatment for acne) may be the cause of temporary or permanent hair loss in both men and women. Degrees of hair loss from accutane will also vary from mild to severe (almost completely bald).
Hair on the sides and back of the scalp is DHT resistant, but not necessarily resistant to hair loss due to non-genetic causes, such as accutane induced telogen effluvium (thinning hair). Typically patients on accutane do not make good candidates for hair transplants since accutane can actually destroy hair follicles all over the scalp, including "safe" donor hair on the sides and back of your scalp.
If accutane is the cause of your balding condition, stopping the medication might reverse the hair loss process within the period of a year however, there is no guarantee.
Hair transplant patients do sometimes continue using non-surgical treatments such as Propecia (finasteride) and Rogaine (minoxidil) to help stop pattern baldness (androgenetic alopecia) from progressing further. Though hair on the sides and back of the scalp are DHT resistant, many patients still have remaining natural hair up top that they'd like to keep. Non-surgical solutions for baldness can help prevent the need for subsequent hair transplant procedures later down the road.
In my opinion, talk to your physician about alternative treatments to accutane that won't be as detrimental to precious hair follicles.
Bill Seemiller (Falceros) - Associate Publisher of the Hair Transplant Network, the Coalition Hair Loss Learning Center, and the Hair Loss Q & A Blog. To share ideas with other hair loss sufferers visit our Hair Restoration Discussion Forum.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Paper Wigs - Hide The Head Fashionably
Wearing a wig is pretty common amongst people but sometimes it is too obvious that you wear a wig so it is better to make others to know that you are not trying to hide the fact that you actually wear the wig.
Amy Flurry and Nikki Salk are the team of two young designers who found themselves to be very creative with making paper sculptures. During their work on creating different things from paper they have developed an unique technique of creating some pretty interesting paper wigs.
With those paper wigs you have on opportunity to look very fashionable at the same time. If you have a chance to wear one of these, you might want to be sure that it is not windy outside, otherwise, your wig could fly away like a bird.
Amy Flurry and Nikki Salk are the team of two young designers who found themselves to be very creative with making paper sculptures. During their work on creating different things from paper they have developed an unique technique of creating some pretty interesting paper wigs.
With those paper wigs you have on opportunity to look very fashionable at the same time. If you have a chance to wear one of these, you might want to be sure that it is not windy outside, otherwise, your wig could fly away like a bird.
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Top 10 Drinks for Summer
The warmer the weather, the more I want to drink. Does that signal that I have a problem? Maybe. But I, like so many of you, associate this balmy weather with lying out in the sun and sipping fruity concoctions. So, what are the best drinks to enjoy while beating the heat?
1.Margarita
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Always first on my list is the Margarita. This drink says, “I’m whimsical, have a great sense of adventure, and don’t mind trying new things.” You can’t go wrong with it. Cool, refreshing, slushy-like, and it comes in a wide variety of flavors. Just thinking of this drink makes me want to kick off my shoes and dig my toes into the sand. 9 More after the break...
2. Sangria
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What is a lazy day in the sun without a glass of Sangria. Best when sipped from a wine glass while protecting yourself from the sun via a large brimmed straw hat. It’s fizzy and fruity and pretty to look at with it burgundy coloring, typically created from red wine, fruit juices, soda water, fruit and sometimes brandy. Sangria's best served chilled, and goes well with just about anything!
3. Mojito
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Another favorite of mine, as long as it’s not too mint-y. This is exactly why the most finicky cocktail enthusiasts reach for this drink. There are so many possible ways to mess it up that it makes it that much more of a treasure when it’s made just the way you like it.
4. Pina Colada
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“If you like PiƱa Coladas…” then you’re by yourself on that one. While I’m not a fan of pineapple, coconut, or rum, if Jimmy Buffet thinks you’re cool enough to name a song after, then you deserve a spot on my list.
5. Long Island Iced Tea
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Any drink with the word “tea” built into the name has to be considered a cocktail perfect for a warm day. Long Island Ice Tea is one of the most potent of drinks with it’s medley of spirits, including vodka, gin, rum, tequila, and triple sec. Make sure you have designated a driver before you start throwing these back.
6. Gin and Tonic
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For those of us who are veterans, G&T is another warm weather favorite. Its taste is cool and crisp, with just tonic water, gin, and a twist of lime. However, don't be fooled: easy it is not. Even when done right, it’s not an easy drink to love. Tonic’s slightly bitter taste is a turnoff to most sweet-drink lovers.
7. Martini

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As classic as the icon who takes his “shaken, not stirred.” Its origins have been claimed by post gold rush San Francisco, New York and Martinez, CA. Wherever the origin, Martinis are loved all over the world. It’s the drink we all secretly long to be: Simple yet elegant.
8. Cosmopolitan

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This pink potion is the girly drink of all girly drinks. You can’t help but look in-control when you order it, cute when you hold it, and sexy when you sip it.
9. Mai Tai

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The Tahitian word for “good” and that’s exactly what this drink is. It combines orange and pineapple juices polished off with rum.
10. Mudslide
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Combines my two passions: chocolate and alc0h0l. Enough said. With these drink staples to ward off the hotter days ahead, you’ll stay cool until the first leaf falls.
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