Does shaving make hair grow back thicker? Not exactly. In The Washington Post, Dr. Alan J. Bauman explains the science behind common grooming myths. While shaving does not change hair thickness or growth rate, repeated plucking or waxing can damage follicles over time and may contribute to hair thinning in certain areas.
Modern hair systems are redefining non-surgical hair restoration. In the Financial Times, Dr. Bauman discusses the rise of advanced cranial prosthetics and custom hair systems designed for natural-looking results. Using digital scalp scans and precision craftsmanship, these solutions provide...read more
Seeing hair in the shower can feel alarming, but it’s often completely normal.In HuffPost, Dr. Alan J. Bauman explains why hair shedding is commonly noticed during washing. Shampooing and massaging the scalp can release hairs already in the natural...read more
