u/silents_love

Can anyone let me know clinics who use allergen or xeomin and won't do this?

I'm really struggling to choose. I actually don't mind the idea and speed of the factory style clinics and i know botox is super common but it still takes skills to check the muscle movement and know where to inject and would be so angry to be scammed/robbed by a clinic swapping to cheaper products.

I've had fine hair all my life but was long and in abundance until my early 20s. At different times of life, high stress, seasonal etc its fallen out more than usual (all over, not patches) I'm 40 now and it's noticeable thin to me in some areas especially the crown.

I'd love to hear from people who've found that diet specifically changed their hair growth and hair fullness over time.

I take a good multivitamin daily and and recently have cut back on sugar, wheat and alcohol for skin reasons but it's made a huge difference to the overproduction of sebum issue i had on my scalp (would be oily after 18hrs of washing hair) so now I'm curious if there are any people who have happy stories about hair growth from diet change.

I've had all the bloods and tests for thyroid and iron