
Hair loss, whether due to genetics, hormonal changes, or environmental factors, is a
concern that impacts millions of people worldwide, impacting their self-conifdence and often,
happiness on a regular basis.
The Ebers Papyrus, discovered in Luxor, Egypt, dates back to 1553 BC and includes
instructions for a hair loss treatment – so it’s safe to say it’s not a modern concern. However,
what we do have today are modern solutions backed by science. That means treatments
that are certainly more effective than drinking odd mixtures of iron oxide, red lead and animal
fats before praying to the Sun God!
Hair loss, whether due to genetics, hormonal changes, or environmental factors, is a
concern that impacts millions of people worldwide, impacting their self-conifdence and often,
happiness on a regular basis.
The Ebers Papyrus, discovered in Luxor, Egypt, dates back to 1553 BC and includes
instructions for a hair loss treatment – so it’s safe to say it’s not a modern concern. However,
what we do have today are modern solutions backed by science. That means treatments
that are certainly more effective than drinking odd mixtures of iron oxide, red lead and animal
fats before praying to the Sun God!

Dermal fillers are popular for many reasons, not least of which their ability to restore lost volume, reduce fine lines, and enhance facial contours. However, there’s another important benefit that may not have come immediately to mind: hydration.
There is a common misconception that a filler is nothing other than what the name suggests – a substance injected to fill up an empty space. But the benefits are much deeper and more long-lasting than that. One of the lesser-known advantages of dermal fillers is their role in improving skin hydration and texture – something which can have a dramatic impact on self-confidence and allow those struggling with their skin to feel their natural, beautiful self once again.