Traction Alopecia happens when excessive force or pulling is applied to the hair roots on an continual basis or over an extended period of time. This is quite common among people who wear braids, hair extensions products or hair weaving. Traction alopecia is also common among people who wear a turban on a regular basis. Traction alopecia is becoming more and more common these days due to increase use of hair extension and hair weaving products by the society. This condition can reverse itself if discovered early enough. Products such as topical minoxidil can help speed up regrowth too. However, traction alopecia can become permanent baldness if left untreated over a long period of time. When that happens, the only option left is hair transplant in order to restore a natural head of hair. There are many success stories of people who had this type of baldness and undergone hair transplant procedures to correct the problem. See real patient results by clicking Traction Alopecia Hair Transplant.  Dr. Arvind Poswal has numerous procedures correcting the problem for many patients, here is another Traction Alopecia results from Dr. Arvind.

Since the area affected is usually limited to a small region, people with this kind of hair loss is best treated with FUE hair transplant technique.

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