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“I just want to say thank you to Dr David Fenton (and his team!) for the exceptional care and kindness shown to my son over the last 18 months. His support also to an anxious mother has been tremendous”
“It is always so lovely to see Dr Fenton and I want to thank him for the support, encouragement and kindness he always shows myself and my husband. We really appreciate the time and wise words that he so kindly gave us.”
“I’d like to say thank you to Dr Fenton for being such an amazing doctor for the last 24 years and all his help in treating my alopecia.”
“I am so grateful to Dr Fenton’s gentle ministering and I am so glad to say that with his help my hair has totally grown back now. Although not life-threatening, alopecia was disheartening and I was so pleased to be able to come and see Dr Fenton and be treated so successfully. It is amazing the quackery and suggestions that are out there! I am very lucky.”
All Your Questions on Male Pattern Baldness Answered
It’s Men’s Health Week so there’s no better time to tackle one of the most common concerns men faces: male pattern baldness. Also known by its medical name, androgenetic alopecia, male pattern baldness affects around half of all men over 50, and for many, the signs appear much earlier. Despite how widespread it is, there’s […]
UK Scientists Discover Genetic Reason You May Be More at Risk of Hair Loss
Have you ever wondered why hair loss seems to run in some families, while others maintain thick, full hair throughout their lives? While lifestyle and environment play important roles, genetics hold many of the answers. Exciting new research from UK scientists at King’s College London, has uncovered important genetic clues that could help explain why […]
New Study Focuses on Unmet Needs of Alopecia Areata
For anyone experiencing alopecia areata, sudden patches of hair loss can be much more than a cosmetic concern. It can deeply impact self-esteem, emotional health, and overall quality of life. A recent study has revealed significant unmet needs among those living with this condition, prompting healthcare providers and researchers to reconsider how alopecia areata is […]