Hi everyone,

I was wondering if having medium-long length hair makes hair loss progress faster. During my 2nd experience with alopecia areata I lost about quarter of my hair. I decided to shave all of it, and a few months later the hair completely grew back. I don't know if it was a coincidence, or if having very short hair helped it stop falling/made it grow faster. My hair is shoulder length right now, but my 2 bald spots have been falling for 6 months now. There are a few hairs regrowing mostly on the edge of my bald spots, but I want it to stop falling entirely. I suspect having eczema also makes my hair very brittle. Do you guys think that cutting my hair shorter (not shaving it) would help it stop falling so quickly? Or does it have no effect?

Thanks!

Views: 134

Reply to This

Replies to This Discussion

I don't think it makes a difference unless your hair is pulling out because of tight ponytails. Or if it tangles and pulls out when you brush it. Hm, maybe it does make a slight difference. My alopecia hit when I got my hair cut really short. And it hit again after I grew it out. Shrugs. This stupid disease is so unpredictable! I have two growing spots right on top of my head. Whatever you decide, good luck!

RSS

Disclaimer

Any mention of products and services on Alopecia World is for informational purposes only; it does not imply a recommendation or endorsement by Alopecia World. Nor should any statement or representation on this site be construed as professional, medical or expert advice, or as pre-screened or endorsed by Alopecia World. Alopecia World is not responsible or liable for any of the views, opinions or conduct, online or offline, of any user or member of Alopecia World.

© 2024   Created by Alopecia World.   Powered by

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service