Question: Is it possible to thicken naturally thin hair?

Question: I am a 30 year old female and I have very thin hair - not necessarily losing hair - i just never had enough in the first place! I long for thick plentiful hair…! Is this treatment suitable for such a case?

Answer: Unfortunately there is nothing that can be done to thicken hair that has always been thin. Belgravia’s treatment courses work for hair that has thinned due to various hair loss conditions such as female pattern hair loss or diffuse hair loss. A supplement such as HAIR VITALICS could be used to maintain and perhaps improve the quality of the hair but it is unlikely the hair will be thickened unless it has already experienced some degree of thinning.

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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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