hair follicle replication

Say Goodbye to Those Bald Spots and Thinning Hair For Good

We’ve all had bad hair days, but when you start losing your hair you feel like you are having a bad hair life. Whether your hairline is receding, you have a growing bald spot, or thinning hair – loosing your hair often means losing your self-confidence along with it.

 

Hair loss can be the result of medical conditions, diet, stress, hormones, and genes. Androgenetic alopecia, or male/female pattern baldness, is the culprit behind 95% of men’s hair loss cases and 40% of women’s. Unfortunately, this type of hair loss is genetic and impossible to prevent.

 

You’ve tried the shampoos and products that claim they will help you to combat your thin and balding hair, but nothing works. Reaching for a hat is never a good solution either as they can prevent the proper amount of air circulation to your scalp, and cause sweat to clog up pores (which potentially leads to slower hair growth). So what’s next? Shave it off? Comb it over? Get expensive implants? Use harsh chemicals, or just live with it? No way!

 

Fabulously Flawless specializes in helping those suffering from thinning and balding hair with a procedure called Hair Follicle Replication (HFR). HFR is a nonsurgical hair restoration procedure and can be customized to create an incredibly natural look. We can create realistic hair follicles that will camouflage the color variation between the scalp and your hair. For men, we can also create the look of a “high and tight” hairstyle, where we mimic the appearance of a purposefully shaved head with the hairline starting at your comfort area.

 

We use a state of the art machine as well as high quality, natural pigments formulated to be used specifically for the scalp. This ensures that you receive the best looking and longest lasting results.

 

Don’t let hair loss define you or negatively impact your self-esteem anymore. Click here to learn more about non-surgical hair restoration treatments and follicle Replication.

ovarian cancer

September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month

You may know that September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. But did you know that Ovarian Cancer is the #5 cause of cancer-related deaths in women? According to the American Cancer Society, 1 in 75 women will develop Ovarian Cancer in her lifetime.

 

At Fabulously Flawless we are strong advocates for spreading awareness about Ovarian Cancer, and passionate about the health and well-being of women. We have had the honor of meeting many cancer survivors, and we have seen first hand the devastating effects it can have on their mind, body, and spirit.

 

We have also had the honor of being able to make these women feel whole and beautiful again when they struggle with hair loss from Chemotherapy and scars from surgery.

 

Whether we help women to feel beautiful again by creating eyebrows, providing them with hair follicle replication for thinning hair, or scar camouflage and skin repigmentation procedures to help erase scars with from surgery, we love being able to give women and their confidence back through these enhancements.

 

In our effort to support Ovarian Cancer awareness, research, and education Fabulously Flawless will be donating 25% of our proceeds from all hair follicle replication, eyebrow creation, scar camo, and skin repigmentation procedures to the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund Alliance during the month of September. Contact us today to make your appointment.

 

OVARIAN CANCER FACTS

Ovarian cancer is the deadliest of all gynecologic cancers and the eleventh most common cancer among women. There is no early detection test for ovarian cancer, and its symptoms can be subtle, leading many women to be diagnosed at later stages of the disease when survival rates are poor. This year approximately 22,000 women in the United States will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer, and more than 14,000 women will die from the disease. This problem is not going away: as the American population ages, the incidence of ovarian cancer is expected to double by 2050. Help spread the word about Ovarian Cancer. What you pass on might save your life or someone else you know.

 

Click here to learn more about the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund Alliance and find other important information about Ovarian Cancer.