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When you first notice your hair getting thinner, you may ask yourself "what did I do wrong to cause my hair to fall out" There are many causes for hair loss and one that has been thought to contribute to the problem is wearing hats. Is this true Read on...Hair loss may start with just a few hairs falling out or it may fall out in clumps. Either way, losing your hair, no matter if you are a man, woman or child is a frightening experience. Once it starts, you may feel more comfortable wearing a hat or head covering over your head to hide the embarrassment. But are you contributing to the hair loss by wearing a hat or head coveringYou may think that only elderly people lose their hair. This is not true, young and old alike can experience hair loss. Sometimes because of job requirements you must wear a hat or hair covering. Jobs such as welders, policemen, firemen, waiters, cooks, baseball/football players and etc. require the wearing of hats or head coverings. What can you do if you are required to wear a hat and does it really cause hair loss Let us examine the facts.Placing undue stress on the hair can cause hair loss.Since becoming available to the general public in the mid 1990s, it is one of the most popular and sought-after approaches in the world.Originally performed on an experimental basis for some two decades before it went mainstream, laser treatments do not technically involve the use of lasers. Instead this type of treatment utilizes intense pulsed light. This is similar to some lasers and is powered by a flash lamp that emits intense levels of full-spectrum light. These high-intensity flashes target the pigment of melanin that is present in hairs and their follicles, which absorb the intense light and effectively burn themselves out, leaving them unable to re-grow for an extended period of time. Because melanin is the catalyst and is a dark pigment that is most common in brown and black hairs, these colors are most easily treated on the human body using this method.Laser hair removal treatment has become popular because a dermatologist can do it quickly; it is relatively pain-free and typically has few related side effects.