Recently, I noticed tiny hairs falling out when I scratched my head, and I observed more hairs falling out when I massaged my head in a circular motion. These tiny hairs had a black bulb on the end. I'm terrified that even these tiny hairs are falling out. Does this indicate anything concerning? Your help would be greatly appreciated. I have also attached a photo of the hairs for reference.
Based on the description of your recent hair loss with tiny hairs having black bulbs, this is characteristic of "Exclamation Hairs" often seen in a condition called alopecia areata. Hair transplantation is not effective for this condition. It is important to see a dermatologist for proper treatment as soon as possible.
Based on your description, it appears that you are experiencing grafts falling out, indicating the onset of balding phases. To provide a more detailed advice specific to your case, it would be helpful to upload a picture of your current hair status. However, I encourage you to consider hair transplant as a potential solution for your hair loss.
Start using the Theradome now. For hair loss, a formal evaluation is necessary to determine the type of hair loss and potential underlying causes. A full hormonal workup may be recommended, along with scalp biopsies or scrapings. Treatments such as steroid injections, PRP/acell, exosomes, oral medications, oral vitamins, topical exfoliating sprays, and growth factors can be used. In severe cases, a hair transplant may be required.
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