There is a question that many people with diabetes have – can diabetes cause hair loss? In this article, we will explore the potential connection between diabetes and hair loss, including the causes, symptoms, treatments options and more. By the end, you’ll have a clear understanding of the relationship between the two conditions. Understanding diabetes and hair loss Diabetes is a metabolic condition that affects how the body processes blood sugar. The two main types are type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Poorly managed blood sugar levels can have secondary effects throughout the body. One area that may be impacted […]

Warts are common benign skin growths caused by certain human papillomaviruses (HPV). While many warts will fade on their own, seeing a dermatologist can help expedite removal for stubborn cases. Let’s look at the wart removal options available through dermatologists. Can dermatologists remove warts? Yes, dermatologists are well-equipped to remove warts effectively. As medical skin specialists, they have advanced training and tools for diagnosing warts and determining the best treatment approach. Common professional wart removal methods include cryotherapy (freezing), electrodessication, lasers, and prescription creams/ointments tailored to each individual case. Benefits of dermatologist removal Some benefits include: – Quicker removal times […]

As you grow older, your hairline starts maturing, hence the name, mature hairline. It comes in the form of a slowly receding hairline which can raise concerns. Because if your hairline is receding, you may be concerned that you’re balding or suffering from male pattern baldness. Fret not, it might just be a mature hairline. But to know for sure, we need to dive a little deeper. What is a mature hairline? A mature hairline refers to a hairline that has receded slightly from its original position but has stopped receding further. It is a normal part of the natural […]

Telogen effluvium (TE) is a common yet temporary type of non-scarring hair shedding problem. It occurs when an abnormal number of scalp hairs prematurely enter the telogen or resting phase of the hair growth cycle. Many wonder how long this condition tends to persist for most people. How long does telogen effluvium last? For the majority of TE cases, hair loss peaks around 3 months after the triggering event and shedding gradually decreases over the next 3-6 months as new growth cycles begin. Around 50-80% of patients notice significant regrowth within 6-9 months, and over 90% recover within 1 year. […]