Patient's question:
Ask the doctor: A child over three has always had poor hair. We've shaved it many times, but now the hair that has grown back hasn't increased much. The child's grandfather insists on shaving it again, but I refuse because she's a little girl and should have hair. She's already in kindergarten, and shaving it would look unattractive. However, her grandfather says, "Hair is like a beard—shaving it makes it thicker and grows back more."Doctor's answer:
Hello, regarding the advice on how often a child should get a haircut: This indeed has a lot to do with genetics. You can use some nutritious shampoo for your child. Pay attention to nutrition.We know that genetic metabolic diseases can cause significant harm to children. If they are not treated in time or if the treatment methods are incorrect, the condition can progress rapidly, bringing great harm to the patient. Therefore, it is crucial to seek professional medical treatment at a qualified hospital promptly. This is the key.