Postpartum Hair Loss

Postpartum Hair Loss is the name for hair loss that occurs after giving birth. It is a condition that affects around 4 out of 10 women giving birth.

At Ross Hair Studio & Clinic, we specialise in helping women with Postpartum Hair Loss. We advise you on what you can do to help your hair grow back strong, full, and healthy again.

What to do whilst experiencing Postpartum Hair Loss?

Whilst you are experiencing Postpartum Hair Loss, we recommend you:

• Do not use any tight hairstyles as this will promote hair loss
• Be very gentle while washing and brushing your hair to prevent excess hair loss

Check out our shop for hair products that will help with your condition. We sell hair treatments, shampoo, conditioners and other products.

How long can Postpartum Hair Loss last?

Postpartum Hair Loss can usually last up to about three months. During this process, the hair will grow thinner and fall out. After the three-month mark, the Postpartum Hair Loss will gradually ease and slow down, and you will begin to see improvements in your hair.

Postpartum Hair Loss: Your Questions Answered

Understandably, women facing postpartum hair loss have numerous questions about this condition. To address these concerns, we have compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions below. It is important to note that the information provided is solely informational and should not be considered a substitute for medical advice. If you would like to discuss your hair loss issue with one of our clinicians, please do not hesitate to contact our offices today.

Postpartum Hair Loss. What Is It & Should You Be Worried?

Research suggests that approximately 90% of mothers will experience hair loss after childbirth. This frustrating consequence of pregnancy is commonly known as postpartum alopecia or postpartum telogen effluvium.

The encouraging news is that experiencing hair loss after pregnancy is quite normal. Many women notice a slight increase in hair shedding while brushing or washing. It's natural to wonder about the reasons behind this phenomenon and whether or not it should be a cause for concern.