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Marital Status, Smoking, Drinking Affect Hair Loss in Women

Did you know that women who are divorced or widowed have been shown to experience more hair loss than those who are married?

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons conducted studies several years ago involving identical twins which concluded that factors such as marital status, cigarette smoking, and alcohol consumption were the strongest predictors of hair loss in women. It was shown that the twin who was divorced or widowed had more hair loss than the twin who remained married.

The results were a different story in men as genetics beat out other factors such as smoking, heavy sun exposure, a history of dandruff, hypertension, lack of regular exercise, and elevated testosterone levels.

While the professionals at New England Associates® may not be able to help with relationships or smoking or drinking, they can help you with the resulting hair loss. It starts with a free examination and consultation to identify the cause any symptoms, followed by help in reviewing the options and solutions that would be best-suited for you. If you are interested in discussing more of this with an expert, contact New England Associates® today.

At New England Associates®, how you feel about your hair, and making the right choice to solve problems, matters. We encourage you to review the possibilities and come in for a no-cost, no-obligation private hair loss consultation.

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Since 1982 New England Associates® has known hair loss is as individual as you are. New England Associates® offers all of the procedures that work to repair, replace, restore, and grow hair. We are members of the American Hair Loss Council and the Better Business Bureau. Locations include Wakefield, MA and Manchester, NH. Our hair restoration options include hair and scalp treatments, non-medical hair replacement, laser hair therapy treatments, hair transplants, and shampoos and vitamins for fine and thinning hair.

 

 

 

 

Source: plasticsurgery.org

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