Assess your hair loss with the Hamilton-Norwood Scale and see before and after results from your Expert Hair Transplant Surgeons The Norwood scale or Hamilton-Norwood Scale is mentioned a lot when it comes to diagnosing the extent of hair loss. It has been used since the 1970s and is quite simply a series of images… Continue reading Assess your hair loss with the Norwood Scale
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What is the Male Pattern Hair Loss Norwood Scale? Part 1
If you are looking into hair transplant procedures especially here at The Private Clinic you may have heard of the Norwood scale or Hamilton-Norwood Scale being referenced. If you are suffering with hair loss then you may already be familiar with the Norwood scale but for others this may be an unfamiliar way of defining… Continue reading What is the Male Pattern Hair Loss Norwood Scale? Part 1
The Norwood Scale of Hair loss: How does it work
Male Pattern Baldness is responsible for 95% of all hair loss in men. The condition, which is hereditary, occurs when a hormone called DHT (dihydrotestosterone) causes healthy hair follicles to shrink and the hairs attached to them to consequently fall out. The Norwood Scale (see image below) was designed to help understand the different stages… Continue reading The Norwood Scale of Hair loss: How does it work
FUE Hair Transplant by Dr Raghu Reddy at The Private Clinic of Harley Street
Dr Raghu Reddy of The Private Clinic of Harley Street recently performed an advanced FUE Hair Transplant on Graham Satchwell, who at age 62 had lost a lot of his hair. Graham is, ironically, the Founder of the British Barber’s Association. On the hair loss scale he was Norwood Scale Stage 7 – the most… Continue reading FUE Hair Transplant by Dr Raghu Reddy at The Private Clinic of Harley Street
Mammoth Hair Transplant Procedure at The Private Clinic
Last week, hair transplant surgeon, Dr. Raghu Reddy, broke records when he performed the biggest FUE hair transplant to date! In the first procedure of its kind, the epic session took place over 3 days.
