What is Trac­tion Alopecia?

Trac­tion alope­cia is one of many causes of hair loss. It is a com­mon hair loss con­di­tion that is caused by con­stant or repeated pulling on hair and result­ing scalp stress. If you sus­pect that your thin­ning hair may be caused by trac­tion alope­cia, you will find this web­site infor­ma­tional. It’s our goal to give you all the tools you need to heal­ing scalp and dam­aged hair fol­li­cles, so that you can grow healthy hair.

If you’ve been con­sid­er­ing a hair trans­plant, there is a lot you can do to avoid it. And even if it should ever become nec­es­sary, your scalp will be in the proper con­di­tion for a hair trans­plant to take root. Keep in mind that your scalp is the soil for your hair! If you take good care of the soil first, your chances of revers­ing trac­tion alope­cia are excellent.

All prod­uct rec­om­men­da­tions on this web­site are based on the lat­est sci­ence in heal­ing the scalp and car­ing for hair. They have proven them­selves to be highly effec­tive against trac­tion alope­cia and have received numer­ous glow­ing reviews. You will find links to rec­om­mended hair loss prod­ucts through­out this site. You can shop with con­fi­dence because all the prod­uct research on the best hair growth prod­ucts has already been done by us. You will find rec­om­men­da­tions for top­i­cal treat­ments as well as sup­ple­ments that will sup­port heal­ing the scalp and grow­ing healthy hair.

Unless your con­di­tion is extremely advanced, you have a very good chance of revers­ing your trac­tion alope­cia, as long as you don’t expect overnight mir­a­cles. It took time for your con­di­tion to develop; it will take 3–6 months to see the desired results.

First Things First

You need to dis­cover what you’re doing that may be caus­ing your hair loss. Trac­tion alope­cia is only one of many causes of hair loss. Click on Causes & Symp­toms to dis­cover if you even have trac­tion alopecia.