Patient's question:
It has been 10 months now, and my hair has always been yellow and thin. When I was born, my hair was quite dark, but after getting a haircut at one month, it started to thin, and it didn't grow much. By the time I was 4 or 5 months old, my hair had already started to grow, but it was still yellow and thin. So at 6 months, I had another haircut, and this time it was still yellow and thin. I feel like each time I get a haircut, the hair is even thinner than before. People say that the more you shave your head, the more hair it grows, and it becomes darker. They also told me to shave her head again next June when the weather is warmer, and her hair will grow very well. Is there really such a thing?What kind of assistance is needed: People say that the more you shave your head, the more hair it grows, and it becomes darker. Is there really such a thing?
Doctor's answer:
The child is too young, so it is not recommended to shave their head bald. Shaving the head bald not only does not benefit hair growth but may also cause significant harm.Advice: Shaving the head bald can damage hair follicles and interfere with normal hair growth. If the hair is too short, the hair follicles are easily exposed to external "impact," leading to wounds and injuries on the scalp, which can cause the scalp skin to become "rusty" and affect the normal growth of hair follicle communities. The chance of bacterial invasion increases.
Daily care: Pay attention to the child's nutrition, maintain a proper diet, and ensure adequate nutrition, so the child's hair will become thicker.