Effective Combination Therapy for Telogen Hair Loss

December 2024 in “ Medical alphabet ”

Е. А. Шатохина, M. V. Khaldina, S. R. Mayransaeva, O.Yu. Klyushina Klyushina, A. V. Bezborodova

telogen hair loss combination therapy topical product dietary supplement Time to Grow Thick and Strong Hair

TLDR The combination of "Time to Grow" and "Thick and Strong Hair" effectively reduces hair loss and improves hair quality.

The study investigated the effectiveness of a combination therapy for telogen hair loss using the topical product "Time to Grow" and the dietary supplement "Thick and Strong Hair" over 9 weeks with 20 patients. Results showed statistically significant improvements in hair growth indicators, with 100% of participants experiencing reduced hair loss and enhanced hair quality and volume. Participants also reported satisfaction with the treatment. The study concludes that these products are effective in treating telogen hair loss.

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