"It is not worth having this awful patch that I might be stuck with on the side of my head all because I can't be arsed to dry my hair." Nicole still has the bald patch and is unsure whether the hair will grow back but the condition of her scalp has greatly improved. She said it's the best thing I could have of done for myself." You'd of thought a light bulb went off in the woman's head. "She compared my scalp today to the pictures that were in my file from February and asked what had I done differently in the last 6-7 weeks that may have helped it? I told her I'd stopped using dry shampoo and that was it, nothing else different. On the day of her biopsy the doctor examined Nicole's hair. Over the next 6-7 weeks Nicole quit dry shampoo completely and the results were pretty astonishing.
I thought it was weird she said that, it's only dry shampoo what's that got to do with it? So I actually stopped using it all together from that day to see what would happen." So she advised when I come back for the scalp biopsy to come with nothing in my hair and to make sure it was clean. "The doctor asked had I anything on my hair at the minute, I said just dry shampoo. Nicole was referred for a scalp biopsy and advised her hair would need to be completely clean for this procedure. I had wee red sores and blisters all over my scalp and a terrible burning sensation all over my head- to the point where I would wake up several times a night due to the discomfort/pain." Eek.Īfter the initial appointment with her GP, Nicole was diagnosed with Triangular Alopecia (hair loss in one area of the head). Nicole explained that she went to her GP after noticing a bald patch in her hair, that was getting bigger.
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