Hair Loss Awareness Center
Educate. Empower. Restore.
Hair loss affects millions of people — physically, emotionally and socially. Knowledge changes everything. Investigation leads to answers. Each August we open our education, and Dr. Leola's schedule, to the public and the press.
Awareness Topics
Nine conversations worth having.
Each topic below is one we are asked about most often. Where we have written about it, the card links to that overview.
GLP-1 Medications & Hair Loss
Why rapid weight change can be followed by a season of shedding.
Read overviewMenopause, HRT & Hair Loss
What women notice as hormonal patterns shift, and what to track.
Read overviewTraction Alopecia
Tension from styling, and why early evaluation matters most here.
Read overviewStress, Shedding & Scalp Health
The shedding that follows a stressor by weeks or months.
Read overviewHair Loss in Men
Patterned change, early signs, and understanding before acting.
Read overviewNutritional Deficiencies & Hair
How nutrient and thyroid status may be associated with hair change.
Read overviewPostpartum Hair Loss
Why it happens, how long it usually lasts, and when to ask.
Read overviewScalp Health First
Hair grows from an environment. We evaluate that environment first.
Read overviewInnovative Approaches
What is emerging in restoration, discussed carefully and without hype.
Read overviewAvailable for Press Interviews
Your scalp has a story. We help you uncover it.
Dr. Leola Anifowoshe-Brown, PhD — Chief Trichologist, The Hair Loss Detective™ — is available throughout August for interviews and expert commentary on any of the topics above.
- Television
- Radio
- Podcasts
- Online
Trichology is a non-medical field. Interviews focus on education, investigation and scalp wellness — never diagnosis or medical advice.
An Annual Initiative
Recognized every August, resourced year-round.
Awareness Month is when the conversation is loudest, but the questions arrive all year. These overviews stay published, and our schedule stays open.
Begin with an investigation, not a guess.
A conversation is the first step. We will help you understand what may be contributing to the changes you have noticed.
Prefer to learn first? Visit HairInvestigations.com