Yes, it is normal for girls to have some fine hair on their knuckles. This hair is typically lighter in color and shorter than the hair found in other areas of the body. If the hair is excessive and causing concern, it may be worth speaking to a doctor.
There is no "normal" amount of body hair. Depending on one's genetic makeup & ancestry the amount of body hair can vary between almost none, and a very thick dense amount.
Rapid hair loss is not normal. It usually indicates a disease or enlistment in the armed forces.
Non surgical hair replacement systems were traditionally called wigs or toupees. Today they are known as hair replacement systems. The replacement hair is either glued to the scalp or woven in existing hair.
The way the doctor attaches the new hair after you have hair replacement surgey is by routing it the skull.
It is normal to lose 100 hairs a day.
Hair replacement surgery, as with any surgery, is inherently fraught with risk. One of the main risks for a hair replacement surgery patient is numbness.
On average a person will lose about 75 - 125 hairs every day. This is considered normal.
There are several different options for hair replacement systems: * Hair plugging system. * Hair growth promoters. * Hair transfer systems. * Several others.
When a woman has excessive hair on the face, it usually means that there is a higher than normal amount of testosterone in her blood.
Some methods of hair replacement that are available in the UK include hair transplant, non-surgical hair replacement and medical hair restoration. One may also use pharmaceuticals like Propecia and Rogaine.
That would be the Hair Club for men�what a cheesy commercial for the hair replacement company. I remember that from back in the day. It was definitely the Hair Club for Men hair replacement company. Hilarous.