Hair Miniaturization - 8 Ways To Reverse It Completely Naturally in 2019

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Hair follicle miniaturization is the process hair goes through before it falls out.
In this video I’ll explain why the miniaturization process takes place and also how it leads to the thinning and recession of the your hair.
In simplest terms, hair miniaturization is shrinking of the hair strand - and, eventually, the hair follicle. This is commonly seen in those with a variety of hair loss types, and can have permanent effects if not handled quickly.
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How is Hair Miniaturization Linked to Genetic Alopecia?
To understand the role that miniaturization plays in hair loss, we first much look at the hair growth cycle.
Anagen (growth) Phase - This phase lasts anywhere from 3-5 years, and it’s the main growing phase within the hair growth cycle.
Catagen (transition) Phase - This is the shortest phase in the cycle - lasting only 1-2 weeks - and is the intermediate between growth and rest.
Telogen (rest) Phase - Finally, this phase takes place for 3-4 months. At this point, hair shedding increases, and old hairs fall out so new hairs can take their place. This then restarts the cycle of hair growth, leading back into anagen.
In those with hair miniaturization, the cycle is interrupted for one reason or another.
The two most common interruptions occur during the anagen phase of growth (typically experienced by those with Male-Pattern Baldness (MPB)) and the telogen phase of growth (known as telogen effluvium, and triggered by a number of causes).
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Disclaimer
This video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to treat, diagnose or cure any disease