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You've been waiting for nine whole months. You've had the morning sickness and the swollen feet. You've been through it all. You went through the pain of labor and the fear and trepidation of childbirth. Your baby arrives and the first thing you notice, after you've had time to admire how gorgeous the child is, is that the baby is bald! You remember that your friend had a little boy a few months ago and he had a full head of hair. Your sister had a darling baby girl a few years ago who was born with beautiful curly hair. It makes you wonder why your baby was born bald and your friends' children were born with the hair it took your baby six months to grow out.

Don't let this bother you, new mother, because your baby is completely normal and completely fine. There is nothing that's unusual about your baby being born without any hair. Babies come in all shapes and sizes, hairy and hairless. It doesn't really make any difference whether your child was born with hair or not. That doesn't mean that your child is going to grow up with chronic hair problems, like balding or hair loss.
Telogen Effluvium
This is because of a process called Telogen Effluvium, which is a cycle of hair growth. A variety of different things can cause changes in the growth of hair. Hormonal changes and giving birth to a child can both cause problems in the hair growth cycle. There are a few hair growth phrases that take place in your baby before he or she can even learn to crawl. That's why this is all completely normal and is nothing to worry about.

While your baby was growing inside your womb, he or she was getting a lot of different kinds of hormones from you. Once the baby was removed from your womb and that cord was separated, the levels of hormones in his or her body started to change. It was something that happened immediately after they were born. This part of hair growth is called the resting phase which happens after hair has been lost. This means that your baby already had hair before it was born but it has just fallen out of his or her head before it was born! This type of hormonal change could have even caused some of your hair to fall out after you had your baby. That's pretty normal to have happen, too.
Just Have Patience
What do you have to do to help your baby grow his or her hair? There's nothing that you can or need to do. Give it some time and your child's hair will begin to grow in on its own. This will happen in six months or so. That might seem like a long time, but the time really flies when you have a new baby at home. By then, all the fears will have subsided and you will have a child with beautiful hair. If it's a girl, have fun with all the hair accessories.
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For many people, hair is a natural part of their look and an expression of their personality. Hair can also offer protection: For instance, it helps to keep the sun's rays from reaching our scalp. Eyelashes and eyebrows keep dust, dirt and sweat out of our eyes. Even the hairs in our nose and ears help to keep out germs and other foreign objects. Body hair helps to regulate our body temperature: The hairs stand up when it's cold, keeping the air that is warmed by the body close to the body - like a warming layer of air.

Different types of hair

Aside from a few places, like the palms of our hands or the soles of our feet, the entire surface of our body has hair on it. The two main types of hair are the shorter and thinner "vellus" hairs (peach fuzz) found on the body and the longer and thicker "terminal" hairs. Examples of terminal hairs include the hair on your head, facial hair, eyelashes, eyebrows, pubic hair, chest hair and belly hair.

How much of each hair type you have varies from person to person and also depends on your age and sex. Children's bodies mostly have vellus hair, for instance. About 30 percent of the body's surface is covered with terminal hair in women, compared to about 90 percent in men.

Hair structure

Each hair has a hair shaft and a hair root. The shaft is the visible part of the hair that sticks out of the skin. The hair root is in the skin and extends down to the deeper layers of the skin. It is surrounded by the hair follicle (a sheath of skin and connective tissue), which is also connected to a sebaceous gland.

Each hair follicle is attached to a tiny muscle (arrector pili) that can make the hair stand up. Many nerves end at the hair follicle too. These nerves sense hair movement and are sensitive to even the slightest draft.

At the base of the hair, the hair root widens to a round hair bulb. The hair papilla, which supplies the hair root with blood, is found inside the bottom of the hair bulb. New hair cells are constantly being made in the hair bulb, close to the papilla.

How does hair grow?

New cells are constantly forming in the hair bulb. These cells stick together and harden. The full strand of hair develops from this group of hardened hair cells. Because new hardened cells keep on attaching to the hair from below, it is gradually pushed up out of the skin. In this way, a single hair on your head grows at a rate of about 1 cm per month. Facial hair, and especially eyelashes, eyebrows and body hair grows at a slower pace.

Whether it is straight or curly will depend on the cross-sectional shape of hair. Round hair grows straight out of the skin. The more oval-shaped the cross-section is, the curlier the hair will be.

The color of the hair is determined by the amount of melanin in the hardened cells. This can vary a lot from person to person, and it changes over the course of a lifetime. The amount of melanin typically decreases as people get older, and more air gets trapped inside the hair - it then loses its color and turns white. Depending on someone's original hair color and the number of white hairs that grow, the hair on their head then turns gray or white.

Hair growth cycle

As long as new hair cells continue to grow in the hair bulb, the hair continues to grow longer. This growth phase is also called the anagen phase. At any point in time, about 90 percent of a person's total amount of hair is in this growth phase.

Depending on where on the body a hair grows, the growth phase will last longer or shorter: For instance, the growth phase of hair on your head can last several years,, so it can grow to over a meter in length if you don't have it cut. The growth phase is especially short for eyelashes, eyebrows, nasal hair and ear hair. Those hairs only grow for about 100 to 150 days, so they can't get that long.

At the end of the growth phase, the hair root separates from the papilla. Then a transitional phase called the catagen phase starts, lasting about two to four weeks. When the hair has separated completely from the papilla, the supply of blood is cut off in the final resting phase, which is also called the telogen phase. The hair is gradually pushed out of the skin and eventually falls out. The resting phase can last several months.

New hair cells then start to multiply at the base of the "empty" hair follicle to form a new hair, and the growth phase of the hair growth cycle starts all over again.

What causes increased hair loss?

Because hairs continue to enter the resting phase and then fall out, we are constantly losing hair. A healthy adult may lose about 70 to 100 hairs on their head per day. But because new hairs are always growing and replacing them, this natural hair loss isn't noticeable.

The rate of hair loss may increase noticeably if the hair roots are damaged during the growth phase or if a lot of hairs go into the resting phase at the same time. If no new hair grows and replaces the hair, that part of the skin becomes bald. This type of hair loss is referred to as alopecia - regardless of how large the bald spot is or whether it affects the scalp or body hair. In some types of alopecia, the hair may grow back. But baldness can also be permanent - one typical example is gradual hair loss in men (male pattern hair loss).

Sources

Lippert H. Lehrbuch Anatomie. Munich: Urban und Fischer; 2017.

Menche N (Ed). Biologie Anatomie Physiologie. Munich: Urban und Fischer; 2016.

Pschyrembel. Klinisches Wörterbuch. Berlin: De Gruyter; 2017.

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