… growth (anagen), a transitional one (catagen) and a resting one (telogen). During this last phase, the hair falls out naturally to make room for new hair in the growth phase.

In autumn, however, the combined effect of alternating temperatures, humidity and solar radiation can temporarily accelerate the shedding process, giving the feeling of increased hair loss .

This phenomenon, however, is temporary and generally resolves spontaneously within a few months.

It is important to intervene when this phenomenon occurs in conjunction with other weakening factors such as:

• pre-existing fall resulting from other factors
• thinned hair
• presence of skin abnormalities

The aim of the treatments is of course the reduction of hair loss and a supply of stimulating factors that guarantee a qualitative and quantitative regrowth of new hair.