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Check out the latest edition of the Franklin Homepage for a detailed discussion of HPI’s multi-faceted approach to hair preservation, restoration, and replacement. Hair loss is a chronic and progressive condition that affects women and men of all ages. Actually, a recent study from The American Hair Loss Association estimated that at least 50% of women by the age of …
We are pleased to announce the addition of Reena Bhakta as family nurse practitioner, and Adrienne Taylor as office administrator to the team at HPIHair. Bhakta brings unique knowledge from her previous job as a registered nurse in Nashville General Hospital’s Emergency Room. Originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma, she graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a bachelor’s degree in nursing …
HPI will begin seeing patients in our new Franklin office located within Nashville Hormone & Integrative Medicine beginning November 18th. Trichology Consultations will include a one-hour appointment for a deep dive into the reasons and nature of the client’s hair loss concerns. We will also include a customized blood panel testing specific vitamins, minerals, and hormones that affect hair growth and …
Understanding the “why” of hair loss can inform the “how” of personalized treatment. By HPI Contributing Partner, Bianca Garilli, ND Hair loss, or alopecia, is a common complaint by patients, male and female alike. It can affect localized regions (like the temples and crown of the head seen in male-pattern baldness), the entire scalp, and sometimes can even …
Expecting a baby can be one of the most exciting (and scary) things you can experience in life. Along with the life changes, come the changes your body encounters. Some changes are good like that pregnancy glow and thicker hair. Some changes can be difficult like struggling with morning sickness and an ever-changing body image. As a medical professional, when …
Alopecia affects millions of people around the world and does not discriminate against age, gender, and ethnicity. Androgenic alopecia, male or female patterned baldness, is one of the most common types of alopecia; however, alopecia areata, totalis, and universalis also affect a large part of the population. Because so many people worldwide are affected, there are continuous on-going studies to …
The kids in our TLC community face incredible challenges with their BFRB’s (Body Focused Repetitive Behaviors). Sometimes every month, every week, every day is a challenge. And yet, our kids show such resilience and strength! At eleven years old, Emily is one our BFRB superheroes. She showed the first signs of hair pulling at only six months old, although her parents …
Was I Born Bald???? Hair loss and thinning hair are conditions that are not all equal country to country. If you are a male living in the Czech Republic, you have a 42.7% chance of going bald. The US ranks 6th behind the UK for bald men https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/life/762227/hair-loss-bald-men-country. If you want to keep your locks hop the next flight to Japan, or …
The holiday’s can be a very stressful time. Most people are aware that stress can take a toll on your mental well-being, but did you know that stress can also affect your hair? Often times stress and anxiety can cause hair loss, which may induce more stress initiating a vicious cycle. Hair loss can be a complex issue. Stress and …
It’s October, yes, and Halloween is quickly approaching; but that’s no reason to be spooked by the thought of taking those 1st steps towards doing something about your hair loss. Or, the option of simply enhancing your own hair. Although when the hair replacement industry first began, there were some pretty scary stories of their procedures and certainly no one …
First and foremost, we’d like to thank our friends at The TLC Foundation for a great amount of information, tips, & tricks for our body focused repetitive behavior clients! Their newsletters, webinars, and resource lists are so very helpful for us and our trichotillomania community, and we’re grateful to have them as an outlet to better ourselves as well as …
