There are many myths regarding male and female hair loss. This article includes the most commonly found myths and whether or not there is any truth. 1) There is no cure for hair loss.
False: While each person is different, there is a hair loss treatment for everyone. Some people are able to stop hair loss, while others are able to see new hair growth. It is best to speak with a doctor regarding what options, such as Rogaine, Propecia, or perhaps even a hair transplant is best for you.
2) Brushing your hair frequently prevents hair loss by stimulating circulation.
False: Frequent and/or heavy brushing can actually cause further damage to the hair, possibly making the problem worse.
3) Blow drying your hair causes hair loss.
True and False: The intense heat from blow dryers can damage your hair by drying it out, which can ultimately lead to the hairs breaking off. This typically only affects the hairs, and not the follicles which is the source of hair growth. Hair dryers should not be used on their highest heat setting, but rather their coolest setting in order to prevent damage to the hair.
4) Shampooing your hair frequently causes hair loss.
False: Frequent shampooing is beneficial to your hair to clean the
