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Hair loss is a health problem that affects both sexes. But the most common form of hair loss is the classical male-style hair loss, or “androgenic alopecia”. This problem is mainly due to the effects of testosterone, and is almost always in the same pattern, but different severity. Classically, it begins with widening of theRead more

Just like all of the soft tissues in the human body, breast tissue may loosen and sag within time. Weight changes, pregnancy and lactation make breast tissue loose its firmness and projection quicker. The resulting deformity is called “breast ptosis”. In a ptotic breast, the problem is generally downward displacement of the breast volume andRead more

Within the course of aging, facial structures and volume tend to shift downwards. This is due to the deformities in facial skeleton and soft tissues, loss of soft tissue support, and cumulative effect of gravity. This shift mostly affects the tissue layer beneath the facial skin, which contains fatty tissue, some ligaments and mimic muscles.Read more

How does hair transplantation work? Hair transplantation is really about relocating (transplanting) the bald resistant hair follicles from the back of the head to the balding areas on the top of the head. This process works for a lifetime because the hair follicles taken from the back of the head are genetically resistant to baldness,Read more