Hair Loss Resources

You are not alone. Many women experience hair loss and these resources are here to help you. 

Hair loss affects many women and our goal is to provide a variety of resources and support to help you treat and cope more effectively with yours.

Whether you are experiencing scarring or non-scarring forms of hair loss, our team continues to research the clinicial trials and learn the personal stories of women just like you to better serve our community members.

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Dermatologists: Specialists can diagnose the cause of hair loss and suggest treatments.

Trichologists: These experts focus on hair and scalp health and can provide tailored advice.

Books and Articles: Many authors and healthcare professionals have written about hair loss, offering insights into causes and treatments.

Webinars and Workshops: Some organizations host events to educate women about hair loss and its management.

Mental Health Professionals: Therapy can help address the emotional impact of hair loss. Some therapists specialize in body image issues.

Supportive Counseling: Many organizations offer services specifically for women facing hair loss, focusing on self-esteem and coping strategies.

Custom Wigs: Many companies offer custom wigs designed for women experiencing hair loss, helping them feel more confident.

Headscarves and Turbans: Stylish options for those who prefer to cover their heads can also be found through various retailers.

Topical Treatments: Products like minoxidil are FDA-approved for hair regrowth.

Supplements: Biotin and other vitamins may help some women, though it’s best to consult a healthcare provider first.

Healthy Diet: Nutritional support can promote hair health, with many resources available on maintaining a balanced diet.

Stress Management: Practices like yoga and meditation can help reduce stress, which may contribute to hair loss.

Websites like HairLossTalk and Reddit have dedicated threads where women can share experiences and advice.

Advocacy organizations like The American Academy of Dermatology and National Alopecia Areata Foundation provide valuable information, resources, and connections to support networks.