Traction alopecia

“Looking for places that do hair transplants for Black women was like finding a pin in a haystack."

Even protective styles can put your edges in danger.

Concerned about hair loss? Trichologists explain all you need to know about alopecia, from common triggers to what you can do to treat it.

What is Traction Alopecia? Traction alopecia term is used to know the form of hair loss. Alopecia refers to any hair loss, independent of the cause. The term traction shows the result of hair loss of pulling on the scalp hair. Traction alopecia generally happens during hairstyling and the use of chemical and nylon brushes. It...

Is your hairstyle causing your hair loss? You're not alone. Too-tight braids or too many extensions can make you lose the hair you want to keep. We spoke to a few professionals about the best ways to treat and prevent traction alopecia.

In this article I'm going to be talking all about hairstyles that cause hair loss - a common cause of traction alopecia.

Traction Alopecia is a condition that many people experience when the 'edges' of their hair is bald from either braid being too tight, pulled excessively, or is hereditary and you experience hair loss in that area.

Is your hairstyle causing your hair loss? You're not alone. Too-tight braids or too many extensions can make you lose the hair you want to keep. We spoke to a few professionals about the best ways to treat and prevent traction alopecia.

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Hello friends; I hope everyone is doing well, and that you started the week off well. After the publication on hair loss and baldness, I would like to talk this time about another type of hair loss that affects most African women. In Cameroonian jargon, it is called "monvieux." Its scientific name is: traction alopecia. What is traction alopecia?, what are the causes, the recommendations? Read this mini-article to learn a little more about it. When I was little, my family and I lived in a…