Increased shedding may appear suddenly and is often noticed during washing or brushing. This pattern is commonly known as telogen effluvium.

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Shedding may follow illness, stress, hormonal change or significant life events. In some cases, no clear trigger is identified.

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If shedding continues over time, it may be described as chronic telogen effluvium. Regrowth may still occur, although density can appear uneven.

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A consultation helps explore shedding patterns and provides structured guidance to better understand your hair cycle.

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