which of hair loss need full lace wig or hair replacement?

Types of hair loss

Hair loss affects over 30 million women can be an devastating emotional experience and may experience reduced self esteem, lost interest of social interactions and relationships. Women in hair loss may also have little resources for support because of embarrassment it is not openly discussed. Below is a list of different types of hair loss. the following hair loss ,i suggest you choose full lace wig as replacement. you may visit my shop: http://www.vimagehair.com/ to choose the styles you want.

Hair Loss Due To Stress And Hormonal Changes
It is quite normal to experience hair loss due to stress or hormonal changes. Stress can cause hair loss in both men and women. Stress at home, in the work place or because of a bereavement can all contribute to hair loss as is widely believed. Even adolescents and teenagers can experience hair loss if they are under stress or due to the normal hormonal changes that are experienced at that stage in life. The most common type of hair loss due to stress is called telogen effluvium.

Hair growth in this case is dormant for up to eight weeks and hair will eventually fall out. This is believed to be caused due to high stress levels. Stress can also cause your hairs to turn grey. Studies also indicate that stress also increase the rate of male pattern baldness. Hormonal changes can influence hair loss and growth as is commonly observed in the case of pregnancy and in most cases during menopause as well. Unless hair loss is severe in which case expert advice may be called for, it is of no big concern as hair loss due to stress or hormonal fluctuations eventually grows back.

Alopecia

Sometimes African Americans experience “temporary” hair loss due to hair styling methods such as hot combs, chemical relaxers, gels, ponytails, braids, glues and grease. However, these conditions can be progressive even if hair grows back you can not physically see the damage to that has been done to the hair follicles.

Central centrifugal cicatricial alopecia (CCCA) which is know as “hot comb alopecia” leaves a shiny scarred skin on scalp and traction alopecia which is common among African American women. Central centrifugal cicatricial alopecia is mostly seen in African American women and some Latina women and the cause is still unknown.

With this type of alopecia the scalp can be scarred with a think layer of skin that makes it difficult to touch or even comb. Theories revolve around the that may be linked to repeated damage to the hair follicles caused by the following; heat from hot combs as a child, relaxers and other chemicals, tight braids. It is believed that repeated and continuous method of any of these practices over time can possibly cause CCCA.

Traction alopecia is another hair loss condition seen among African American women but not limited to women of all color. This type of hair loss develops from constant pulling from tight braids and ponytails. It is mainly seen at the front of the hairline but is not limited to the sides, nape or other areas of the scalp.