The autoimmune disorder alopecia, in which the immune system assaults hair follicles and causes hair loss, is the one we see most commonly, according to Surianello. "Many of our customers have had hair loss owing to one of numerous autoimmune disorders," she adds.
Free consultations are provided by Surianello at all three locations, over the phone, or via Zoom. Contact Elline Surianello by phone at 800-217-9052 or email at Elline@LeMetric.com to make an appointment.
LeMetric Hair Design Studio's founder and CEO, Elline Surianello, has noticed an increase in customers who have suffered from hair loss connected to Covid.
LeMetric Hair Design Studio's founder and CEO, Elline Surianello, has noticed an increase in customers who have suffered from hair loss connected to Covid.
"In our New York City studio, we've been assisting women with hair loss for more than 25 years. These are typically older women (50+) who are experiencing genetic or hormonal hair loss. But in recent times, as more younger women have recovered from COVID, we have noticed a rise in their search for solutions.
Type One diabetes, multiple sclerosis, psoriasis, lupus, inflammatory bowel disease, Graves disease, and alopecia are a few examples of these.
While alopecia can result in hair loss on any part of the body, the head and face are most frequently affected. The majority of folks who have the illness are healthy and show no additional symptoms, while those who have autoimmune conditions like psoriasis, thyroid problems, or vitiligo as well as those who have allergy conditions like hay fever are more prone to develop alopecia. Alopecia has no known treatment.
Women in the Northeast continue to be served by LeMetric in its original site in New York at 140 East 40th Street. More locations have been added in Lakeworth, Florida, and Evanston, New York.
Could it be an autoimmune disease or COVID?
Another reason why women lose their hair is due to autoimmune diseases. Type One diabetes, multiple sclerosis, psoriasis, lupus, inflammatory bowel disease, Graves disease, and alopecia are a few examples of these.
"I didn't find a way to add more hair until I was an adult working in the beauty field, and that's when I made the decision to found LeMetric. I was unsure about the potential number of interested women. I was featured in a Ladies Home Journal story, and within a month, I received 9,000 queries. I suddenly realized that my services were required.
For more severe hair loss, a custom-made piece that replaces the lost hair while integrating with any remaining hair can be manufactured, according to Surianello. "Depending on the area of hair loss, we can develop a topper that integrates with a woman's own hair." These specially created hairpieces can be made in whatever color, length, or style the woman wants and are shaped to fit her head. They are made to be cool and cozy, as well as simple to wash, wear, sleep in, and even swim in.
HELP! MY HAIR IS GOING BEARD!
Many women's hair loss has been attributed to COVID-related stress and anxiety. In the majority of instances, hair loss started three months after healing. While some women's hair does eventually grow back, many have discovered that their hair loss or thinning is permanent.
While alopecia can result in hair loss on any part of the body, the head and face are most frequently affected. The majority of folks who have the illness are healthy and show no additional symptoms, while those who have autoimmune conditions like psoriasis, thyroid problems, or vitiligo as well as those who have allergy conditions like hay fever are more prone to develop alopecia. Alopecia has no known treatment.
One of our clients was using headbands and artificial ponytails to hide her hair loss during Zoom calls, but when it came time to return to the office, she wanted a better option, says Surianello.
Women in the Northeast continue to be served by LeMetric in its original site in New York at 140 East 40th Street. More locations have been added in Lakeworth, Florida, and Evanston, New York.
Could it be an autoimmune disease or COVID?
Another reason why women lose their hair is due to autoimmune diseases. Type One diabetes, multiple sclerosis, psoriasis, lupus, inflammatory bowel disease, Graves disease, and alopecia are a few examples of these.
"I didn't find a way to add more hair until I was an adult working in the beauty field, and that's when I made the decision to found LeMetric. I was unsure about the potential number of interested women. I was featured in a Ladies Home Journal story, and within a month, I received 9,000 queries. I suddenly realized that my services were required.
For more severe hair loss, a custom-made piece that replaces the lost hair while integrating with any remaining hair can be manufactured, according to Surianello. "Depending on the area of hair loss, we can develop a topper that integrates with a woman's own hair." These specially created hairpieces can be made in whatever color, length, or style the woman wants and are shaped to fit her head. They are made to be cool and cozy, as well as simple to wash, wear, sleep in, and even swim in.
LeMetric is the go-to source for high-quality, personalized hairpieces that mimic a woman's real hair in appearance for thousands of women. While hair loss may not necessarily be permanent for some women, for those who never regain a full head of hair, LeMetric hair pieces can not only provide a solution but also provide the woman with the hair she has always desired.
Surianello is familiar with hair loss firsthand. "I've experienced hair loss since I was a young child. There were no simple answers when I was a teenager. I tried wearing wigs and extensions. Extensions and commercial wigs were both hot and uncomfortable, and neither could fix the hair loss on top of my head. They also had a tendency to fall.
"In our New York City studio, we've been assisting women with hair loss for more than 25 years. These are typically older women (50+) who are experiencing genetic or hormonal hair loss. But in recent times, as more younger women have recovered from COVID, we have noticed a rise in their search for solutions.
Although many women have experienced hair loss, the issue has drawn increasing attention since the COVID pandemic started.
HELP! MY HAIR IS GOING BEARD!
Many women's hair loss has been attributed to COVID-related stress and anxiety. In the majority of instances, hair loss started three months after healing. While some women's hair does eventually grow back, many have discovered that their hair loss or thinning is permanent.
While alopecia can result in hair loss on any part of the body, the head and face are most frequently affected. The majority of folks who have the illness are healthy and show no additional symptoms, while those who have autoimmune conditions like psoriasis, thyroid problems, or vitiligo as well as those who have allergy conditions like hay fever are more prone to develop alopecia. Alopecia has no known treatment.
One of our clients was using headbands and artificial ponytails to hide her hair loss during Zoom calls, but when it came time to return to the office, she wanted a better option, says Surianello.