Now Hair Time Blog: Hair Transplant News & Guides

This guide explains androgenetic alopecia, including its causes, early signs, male and female patterns, progression, diagnosis, hair transplantation.

This guide explains DHT, how the body produces it, its normal functions, its relationship with hair loss, testing and DHT-blocking treatments.

This guide explains telogen effluvium, including its triggers, symptoms, diagnosis, duration, regrowth timeline, nutritional factors, treatment.

A hair transplant can be performed during Ramadan when fasting, hydration, sleep, medication, and recovery are planned carefully.

Alopecia totalis is an autoimmune hair loss condition that causes complete or nearly complete loss of hair across the scalp. Click for more.

Oral minoxidil is taken as a tablet, while topical minoxidil is applied directly to thinning areas of the scalp. Click now for more information.

One side of the hairline can recede faster because hair follicles do not always respond to aging, genetics, and hormones in a symmetrical pattern.

Long hair FUE is a hair transplant method that removes and transfers follicles while preserving more of the visible hair length.

The main difference between FUE and DHI is how extracted hair grafts are placed into the recipient area. Click now for more information.

This guide explains vertex hair transplant success rates, graft survival, crown density, growth timelines and factors affecting long-term results.