History of Hair Loss
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For centuries, hair loss has been a concern for both men and women, with numerous attempts to find effective remedies. Despite remarkable advancements in hair restoration techniques, the quest for solutions continues to evolve.

3000 BC

Wigs and hairpieces were early remedies for hair loss, primarily used by elite societies like the Greeks, Persians, and Egyptians. Knowledge about hair loss treatments, often a mix of fact and fiction, was passed through generations by healers.

1553 BC

The Ebers Papyrus, an ancient Egyptian medical text, documented treatments like mixtures of animal fats and natural ingredients, accompanied by prayers to the Sun God.

420 BC

Hippocrates pioneered hair loss theories, linking baldness to testosterone levels. However, his concoctions of horseradish, beetroot, spices, and even pigeon excrement failed to yield results. His most controversial suggestion was castration to prevent hair loss.

44 BC

Julius Caesar used comb-overs and wreaths to hide his baldness, as full hair symbolized power and masculinity in the Roman Empire.

Hair Loss in AD Times

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1624

Wigs gained popularity in France under King Louis XIII, who employed numerous wig makers. Wigs soon became symbols of power and affluence.

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1700s

American elites adopted wig-wearing, but the trend faded after the French Revolution and the War of Independence.

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1800s

The market was flooded with remedies like Ayers Hair Vigour and Mrs. Allen’s World Hair Restorer.

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1900s

Myths about hats causing baldness emerged, along with ineffective remedies like scalp massage and intense brushing.

Key Milestones in Hair Restoration

1939

Japanese dermatologist Dr. Shoji Okuda pioneered hair transplants using hair grafts from other parts of the body.

1959

Dr. Norman Orentreich’s Theory of Donor Dominance laid the foundation for modern hair transplantation.

1968

y Sperling established the Hair Club for Men, focusing on non-surgical hair replacement.

1988

Dr. Bob Limmer introduced follicular unit micrografting, enhancing the success of hair transplants.

1991

Hairpieces glued to the scalp became popular, offering a natural look compared to weaved-in options.

1998

Laser hair therapy emerged, claiming to stop hair loss and promote regrowth.

Modern Solutions

Today, with advancements in technology and expertise, hair restoration has reached new heights. Advanced Hair Studio has helped over 1 million clients worldwide regain their confidence with customized solutions. Whether through surgical or non-surgical procedures, the studio provides effective treatments to help clients feel and look their best.