In the last decade, the hair restoration industry has witnessed a complete transformation. Increased awareness about the causes of hair loss, preventative techniques and new advancements in hair restoration are making a once taboo topic, especially amongst women, an open dialogue between patients and physicians.
By 2032, the hair restoration industry will be valued at $30 billion.1 Rapid growth and the constant onset of technological advances fuel the need and desire for males and females to regain what they have lost. Nonsurgical interventions are up, and surgery is down, with about 149,000 hair restoration procedures done in the U.S. and Canada in 2022.
Dermatologist and founder of M Beauty Clinic, Tess Mauricio, MD (San Diego and Beverly Hills, Calif.) reported that more female and even younger patients are seeking nonsurgical hair restoration treatments. “Many experience telogen effluvium from Ozempic, COVID infections, post-pandemic stress and chronic extensions,” she ...