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The UK’s number one hair transplant provider, The Hospital Group, has announced an exciting new addition to its team in the form of surgeon to the stars, Dr. Craig Ziering. As the leading authority on hair transplantation, Dr. Ziering has been featured on various TV shows, including America’s most watched morning programme, The Today Show.
As part of their two year anniversary celebrations, The Hospital Group, one of the UK’s leading weight loss and cosmetic surgery group are holding an open day at their clinic in Leeds, to offer the public the opportunity to explore the array of body beautifying treatments currently available.
The Hospital Group is very pleased to announce a new partnership with renowned hair surgeon, Dr Craig Ziering. As Medical Director of The Hospital Group’s hair division, he is working with us to accelerate the growth and development of the hair transplant business to bring it to an even broader market. The Hospital Group is already number one hair transplant company in the UK and can share our learnings from this. Dr Ziering is sharing his own exclusive techniques, equipment and systems.
Researchers believe they have found the genetic basis of alopecia areata, an autoimmune disease that attacks hair follicles and causes people to lose their hair. The findings could make it easier to develop new treatments for the condition, in which loss can range from patches on the scalp to complete absence of hair on the entire body.
Fabulous fashion designer Marc Jacobs has revealed that he recently underwent a hair transplant to help replenish his mop of thinning tresses. The highly successful designer revealed that he had undergone a hair loss procedure in order to cover up his slightly balding head.
Soccer superstar Ryan Giggs has been undergoing laser hair therapy – to help replace his thinning hairline. The Manchester United wing man has been undergoing the treatment in a bid to recapture his full head of bouncing curls. Along with hair replacement therapy which is said to help stimulate hair follicles, Giggs is also using special shampoo capsules and liquid re-growth formula to help replenish his tresses. Other famous names who have undergone hair treatment include fellow sportsmen, rugby player Austin Healey and Australian Cricketer Shane Warne; as well as Wayne Rooney at the age of just 24.
Health and body expert Doctor Christen Jessen has boosted his own self esteem by investing in a hair transplant. Christian, 33, spent ÂŁ4,000 having hair taken from the back of his scalp where it’s thick and implanted onto his receding hairline.
A baldness gene has been identified by scientists who now hope to develop a cure for male pattern baldness. Researchers have identified a genetic mutation involved in hypotrichosis simplex, a hereditary hair loss disorder. The disorder causes hair follicle miniaturization, a process in which hair follicles shrink and narrow, and thick hair is replaced by fine, brittle strands of hair.
One of the UK’s foremost cosmetic and weight-loss surgery providers, The Hospital Group, has announced further plans for expansion. Following last year’s successful business growth into Spain and the USA, the company, whose headquarters are based in Birmingham, is further building its presence in the UK with the addition of two new clinics with operating facilities in Cambridge and Hammersmith.
Hair loss is something men all across the world fear, however, it seems there is an upside to losing your locks. New research has revealed that those who start to go bald at an early age have a drastically reduced chance of getting prostate cancer later in life.
