Vitamins

About Vitamins

Vitamin Supplements

Whether due to pattern baldness, a medication condition, stress, or another cause, we at American Mane Hair Restoration Center, are here to help you with your hair restoration. For patients affected by hair loss and who are searching for less intensive treatment options, vitamin supplements may be the right solution for you.

How can vitamins help?

It is important to note that vitamins will not reverse baldness. Vitamins can help to improve hair quality and growth, but they cannot cause hair to regrow in areas that it has disappeared.

Vitamin B is a group of water-soluble vitamins that help promote metabolic function, this can be vital in maintaining healthy skin, eyes, and hair. Though you can get vitamin B from whole grains, fruits, and vegetables, you can also inquire about supplements.

Vitamin C is a great vitamin found naturally in many fruits and vegetables. It is considered a powerful antioxidant that can strengthen your body’s natural defenses and increase circulation. Proper blood flow to the scalp is essential to hair growth in case follicles are missing out on oxygen.

Vitamin E is a fat-soluble nutrient best known for its antioxidant properties that work to reduce free radical damage within the body and support healthy cells. Recently it has been used to help strengthen and renourish hair by increasing blood circulation to the scalp and remoisturizing follicles to add shine and luster to your hair.

Though vitamin supplements can be found at pharmacies and local stores, we do offer Nutrafruit brand products in the office that have been designed to replenish existing hair and improve hair quality.

Vitamins are an excellent option for patients looking for less intensive hair treatments. For more information on vitamins or to schedule a consultation, contact our office today at (786) 373- 8811.

Vitamin B

Rather than being one vitamin, vitamin B is a group of 8 different vitamins. These are vital for breaking down carbohydrates into glucose and maintaining healthy liver, eyes, skin, and hair. The main issue with vitamin B is that they are often entirely broken down and eliminated from foods and ingredients during the cooking process as they are soluble in water.

If you are concerned about how much vitamin B you are getting naturally in your diet, it may be time to turn to supplements.

Vitamin E and C

Vitamin C is something most people know. Found in citrus fruits and other ingredients, it helps blood circulation in the scalp. It also helps maintain the essential blood-carrying capillaries. If you are not getting enough vitamin C, your hair follicles could be missing out on crucial oxygenation. Oxygenation could play a part in improving hair growth.