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Trichs to Tresses Hair Extensions

One of the worst things to befall a young woman or indeed a man is Trichotillomania. They are reminded constantly every time they see their reflection in a mirror or passing a shop window or even wanting to go swimming or to sit in a Hair salon that the ‘Trich’ seems to rule over their choices and lives.


Watching someone close to you suffer from Trichotillomania was at times the most agonising and painful time of my life or anyone’s life especially when it is your loved one.


My loved one first suffered from Trichotillomania at the age of 12 and she is now in her 20’s she has been suffering with this disorder for many years now and there is no miraculous  cure


She longed for a full head of hair, which looked like her own so I took her see many Hair Extension Specialists and spent hundreds and hundreds of pounds over the years.


Another member of my family has been a ‘Trichy’ for over 30 years and has suffered with a terrible loss of confidence


So I decided to get the qualifications needed for a Hair Extension Specialist  so I can help my loved one and support other Trich’s and their families who are going through the heartache of this affliction and can not pay the ridiculous amounts of money that Salons and other Hair Extentionists charge.


I can now offer a service which will give you a hair style that looks natural and feels like your own hair and can give your own hair a break from pulling and a chance to grow


This is by no means a cure for Trichotillomania but will give you the confidence and a little more freedom to do more daily activities


So what is Trichotillomania (TTM)?


In 1889 A French physician called Francois Hallopeau saw a young male patient who had pulled out patches of his hair. In his case report Hallopeau gave it the name Trichotillomania. The word is made up from three Greek words. Trich, meaning Hair Tillo, meaning pull Mania, which has a number of meanings including frenzy, crazy, madness or excessive activity. Trichsters are certainly not mad or crazy so the word Mania is seemingly irrelevant


There are many answers to the question of what Trichotillomania is and there are many different views as to what causes it and how it is best treated. Sadly, here in the UK there is little awareness about Trichotillomania within the medical profession and amongst the general public but it is slowly gaining a greater understanding by the medical profession and attracting increasing attention, particularly from the internet.

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