My 17 Year Old Daughter Lost Her Hair After A Car Accident. Should She Have A Hair Transplant?

December 22, 2007 | By admin

Hair loss caused by physical injury can be as debilitating to some as the initial trauma itself. While uncommon, a severe blow to the head can cause what’s known as “Anagen Effluvium.” The loss of blood supply to the scalp as a direct result of injury can cause a dramatic shedding of hair that in some cases will not return.

Recently IAHRS Member and IAHRS Info Center Contributing Editor, Dr Jerry Cooley, responded to a question from the mother of a 17 year old girl who suffered with hair loss caused by a car accident.

Veiw Article: Hair Los Cause By Car Accident

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