Is Naomi experiencing hair loss? The Mirror asks the Belgravia Centre

The Daily Mirror today contacted one of the Belgravia Centre’s senior trichologists, Leonora Doclis, to request some expert advice on Naomi Campbell’s current hair condition. Recent photos show that Naomi’s parting seems to be wider than normal and the Mirror assumed this was caused by some form of hair loss. Leonora advised that this possible hair loss could be caused by excessive pulling on the hair, but there is no way to tell conclusively by a photo alone. You can see the story here - Daily Mirror Story.

Although Naomi Campbell’s Parting seems wider than normal, this
is not necessarily a sign of excessive hair loss although there is a possibility

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About the Authors

Jonny

Jonny is a director of the Belgravia Centre and although not a trichologist, has spent much of his time over the past 6 years studying hair loss and scalp problems, the treatments available, and the issues surrounding the hair loss industry at present. Jonny has broad trichological knowledge and writes most of the literature for Belgravia´s website and advertising and is an expert in all the subjects covered on Belgraviacentre.com.

Leonora

Leonora is Belgravia´s senior trichologist and has been a member of The Belgravia Centre for over 10 years. Leonora deals with up to 200 cases of hair loss and scalp problems each week and is extremely experienced in the diagnosis and treatment of all hair loss and scalp conditions.

Christina

Christina is a member of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society and is Belgravia´s Senior Pharmacist. She has expert knowledge on treatments and medications available for hair loss and scalp problems and carries out most of the research into the products that are most effective for hair loss and scalp problems, deciding which ones are suitable to be prescribed and produced by the Belgravia Pharmacy and which ones are not.

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