Hair Restoration Blog
Answers, treatment guides and client stories from the We Grow Hair Indy team.
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5 Reasons You Might Need to See a Trichologist
5 Reasons You Might Need to See a Trichologist As we age, go through life changes, and experience stress, we also notice changes in our hair and scalp. If you’re experiencing this or struggling with hair loss, a trichology consultation is a great place to start. So, what is a trichologist? Tricholo…
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What is Scalp Micropigmentation?
What is Scalp Micropigmentation? Scalp Micropigmentation (also known as SMP) is a non-surgical hair loss solution that uses pigment to create a permanent hair line or add density to thinning hair. Micropigmentation is used to create tiny dots or small “hash marks” to replicate a hair that has been …
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Enhanced Plasma Therapy Treatment For Hair Loss
Enhanced Plasma Therapy Treatment For Hair Loss Benefits of Enhanced Plasma Therapy Treatments Discover the new innovative way to regrow your own hair without surgery! What is Enhanced Plasma Therapy? Why is this treatment for hair loss as successful as it is? To better understand this, we have to …
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Make Every Day A Good Hair Day
Make Every Day a Good Hair Day Alex Fortey has over 25 million views of the simple golf lessons he gives on his YouTube channel, The Art of Simple Golf. “I used to have to wear a lot of hats on the golf course," he admits, but last year, he made the drive up to […]
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Does wearing a hat cause hair loss?
Does Wearing a Hat Cause Hair Loss? There are a variety of myths about causes and cures for thinning hair. But when you’re deciding on treatment options, you deserve the truth about hair loss. Today, we’re debunking one major myth about hair that we hear all the time: Does wearing a hat cause hair …
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The Natural Cycle of Hair
The Natural Cycle of Hair All human hair goes through a natural cycle of growth and dispersion. Everyone loses some hair every day. In fact, losing up to 100 hairs a day is normal. But if hair loss runs in your family, your hair loss could be permanent. Hair loss becomes apparent when the […]
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Rick DeMulling 4 Month Hair Transplant Update
Rick DeMulling: 4 Month Hair Transplant Update Rick DeMulling is tackling hair loss! Rick came back for his 4 month Multi-Unit Hair Grafting™ hair transplant follow-up, and already his results are amazing. “I’m not wearing a hat anymore and that’s a huge deal,” Rick commented as we looked at his be…
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People Would Rather Have More Hair Than Money
People Would Rather Have More Hair Than Money Indianapolis hair restoration surgeon advises a professional consultation for hair loss sufferers. Indianapolis, IN, December 2009 -- The International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS) has revealed the results of an online survey. When asked …
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Understanding Alopecia
Understanding Alopecia The term Alopecia is used widely in our industry and it is often under estimated. Alopecia means hair loss, however, there are several types of Alopecia: Androgenetic Alopecia is the most common form of Alopecia, affecting 50% of men and 35% of women worldwide. This pattern i…
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People cannot detect a hair transplant
People cannot detect a hair transplant The following article contains excerpts from an ISHRS Press Release: GENEVA, IL, USA. September 28, 2010. For those who think they could identify a person who has had a hair transplant, the International Society for Hair Restoration Surgeons (ISHRS) has news f…
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What to Expect After an ARTAS Robotic FUE Transplant
What to Expect After an ARTAS Robotic FUE Hair Transplant If you’re considering an ARTAS Robotic FUE hair transplant, you might be concerned about what happens after your procedure. How will you look? How will you feel? How long will it take to get back to your normal routine and see improvement? W…
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What to Expect After a Multi-Unit Hair Grafting™ Transplant
What to Expect After a Multi-Unit Hair Grafting™ Transplant If you're considering a hair transplant, it's natural to wonder what comes next. Questions like “How will I look?”, “When will the hair start growing?”, and “Will it affect my daily life?” are all incredibly common. Let’s walk through the …
