Peaches Geldof bald patch - how healthy are hair extensions??

As seen in the Daily Mail - fashion icon Peaches Geldof seems to be unaware of the negative effects hair extensions could be having on her hair. At the Belgravia Centre we frequently see patches of hair loss caused by excessive pulling on the hair follicles because of hair extensions. The hair will usually grow back on its own or with the use of specialised hair loss treatments but if the pulling goes on for too long the hair loss could become permanent. Leonora Doclis, Senior Trichologist at the Belgravia Centre offers her advice to the Daily Mail - DAILY MAIL STORY.

Peaches Geldof seems to have an area of hair loss -
it’s most likely this is caused by hair extensions.

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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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