Did we just invent a new sport? 🤨 If you’re new here, this is Adam! He does really cool things with kites for us! The kite you see him using here is called a Dual Line Foil Kite which is a frameless stunt kite made of soft, fabric like material that inflates with wind into a soft, airfoil shape and is controlled by the pilot (Adam), using two lines (hence Dual Line), to perform maneuvers and tricks. The board he is riding is called a Sandboard! It’s similar to a snowboard but made for sand. Peo

Traction alopecia is a common form of scarring hair loss caused by tightly pulled hairstyles such as braids, weaves, cornrows, or consistently worn tight headwear like wigs. It affects women of all races at any age. This condition results from repeated strain on hair follicles, leading to hair loss, redness, itching, and possible infections on the scalp. Some potential causes of Traction Alopecia are: - Certain hairstyles, including dreadlocks, braids, cornrows, and tight ponytails. - Hair exten

Traction alopecia is hair loss that's caused by repeatedly pulling on your hair. You can develop traction alopecia if you often wear your hair in a tight ponytail, bun, or braids, especially if you use chemicals or heat on your hair. It can be reversed if you stop pulling your hair back. But if you don't intervene soon enough, the hair loss may be permanent. #hairloss #hairfall #ponytail | Dr. Farzan

Let’s talk about traction alopecia one of the most common causes of thinning edges and bald spots. It doesn’t show up overnight. It builds slowly from tight styles, constant tension, and not giving your scalp time to breathe. Here’s how to avoid it: ✨ Choose looser, tension-free styles. Your scalp should never feel sore or pulled. ✨ Take breaks between braids, weaves, or wigs so your follicles can recover. ✨ Keep your scalp moisturized and nourished dryness makes it easier for hair to snap. ✨ Ma