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Happy Holidays from Legacy!

When people come in to see us here at Legacy for thicker fuller hair I ask them all them same question:

Do you want to do everything you can to get your own hair to grow, or do you just want hair?

Everyone answers that one a little differently. We do have quite a few that “just want hair”, and we help them with the latest technologies in hair replacement, integration and extensions.

Those who want to “grow their own” back are then introduced to 3 different options. Surgical hair restoration, Laser hair Therapy, and DHT Sensor.

I sometimes think that the last one might be the most important. Some of you already know that DHT Sensor is a simple supplement program that has been proven to stop the cause of androgenetic alopecia (pattern loss) and to start turning the ship around.

This is the same product that was University tested, and had a 100% testing effective rate on increasing the size of a shrinking hair follicle.

It has become so popular with our clients, we have a hard time keeping it on the shelves.

We wanted to make sure our clients were well stocked for the holidays, so we picked up a few extra cases. And since we’ve been ordering so much, our manufacturer offered us a “volume discount” . And as one of our preferred clients, we wanted to offer you an opportunity to enjoy the savings on your next order.

Want more info? Call us at 704-522-3866.

Ronnie Talent

rt@legacyhaircenter.com

Many people look into hair replacement …but they hesitate when it comes time to pull the trigger.

I’ve been there.

If you have any questions about which option might be right for you… just give us a call at

704-522-3866

At Legacy, we see all kinds of hair replacement clients. We see about 3-5 people each month who are looking for a change from the “national ” chains, as well as people who want to try some of the latest technology.

If you are a client of another local hair replacement center, we’d like to offer you a sample service – free of charge. That gives us a chance to see what you have, and hear what you’re looking for… and it gives you the opportunity to see if you’re comfortable with us.   If you have any questions, call 704-522-3866. or visit us at www.legacyhaircenter.com

Most people accept the fact that over 55% of men will suffer from hair loss in their lifetimes.

But what most people don’t realize-is that roughly a third of women will suffer from some thinning after the age of 20.

Here’s one story:

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Dear friends of Legacy Hair Center,

My name is Andrea Earnhardt and I joined the Legacy family in July of 2011.  I don’t know if I’ve met you all, but I’ve met so many amazing people in my time here, and and I have thoroughly enjoyed getting to know each and every one of you.I wanted to reach out and talk about something that is very near and dear to my heart.

My father was my inspiration for my decision to become a stylist. He was known as “Barber Mike” I can remember going to work with my dad on Saturdays. After being a barber for 40 years, in a small town, your price of a haircut and shave never reaching over $10, you can imagine that Saturdays were a busy day. Of course when we pulled in at 6am, there was already a line waiting. He kept me busy too, paying me in quarters to sweep up all the hair off the floor with a broom that had a broken handle so it was “just my size”. During these days, I developed a passion for haircutting and working for the public.

Sadly, in March 2010, my dad was forced into retirement at the age of 59. After having some issues with his hands and thinking he was just getting arthritis; my dad was diagnosed with ALS.  While there is no cure or treatment today that halts or reverses ALS, medical teams are in the process of finding a several drugs that hold promise.My dad’s journey been remarkable so far, and my mom’s love, support and strength have been overwhelming. She was not joking when she said “in sickness and in health”, and has proudly accepted the title as his caregiver. He refuses to give up and although we have good and bad days, we still try to maintain a positive outlook and keep faith. We know that there is a reason for all of this, and we are on a mission to raise awareness about this awful disease, figure out what causes it, and defeat it.

On October 20^th, our church is holding an all day event and fundraiser benefitting my parents. Starting with the St. Paul’s Women’s Bazaar at 8am, where homemade goods will be available for purchase. At Noon, the Cruise ‘n Barbecue activities begin with Port-Pit barbecue chicken dinners that will be available throughout the afternoon/evening. Enjoy driving your car or motorcycle on a Poker Cruise throughout Rowan County’s most beautiful fall scenery before returning to St. Paul’s to enter it in the Car & Motorcycle show! At each of five stops enjoy refreshments and draw a card, with the best and worst hands receiving a cash prize. Don’t care to participate in the poker run? – then pick your spot for the car/motorcycle show that will also begin at noon. Relax with food and music as you enjoy the best selection of classic cars, motorcycles, street rods and rat rods the region has to offer!

A silent auction with door prizes will be given away throughout the afternoon with the “crowd favorite” vehicle, poker cruise awards and a half & half drawing to complete the days activities at 4:30. You can find out more about it here http://www.facebook.com/#!/stpaulscruisenbarbecue

You can enter for a chance to win a great prizes, eat good food and to help a great man.

If you can’t attend, but still would like to help, please click here.

Upon my graduation from cosmetology school, Dad gave me some words of wisdom. “A happy customer is the best form of advertisement” and “You take care of your customers & they will take care of you”. These are words I think about every day doing my job here at Legacy. We appreciate you being our client and friend, and I’d like to offer you a sincere thank you from the bottom of my heart for listening to my story.

God Bless,

 

 

Andrea

When you’re going through Cancer recovery, many times you might be facing some hair loss.

The Legacy Hair Center team explains:

If you, or someone you know has questions about the options available at Legacy,

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Local  95.1 Radio star Cassiday stops by Legacy!

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Mothers usually consider giving birth as one of the greatest joys in life. Undeniably, bringing someone to life is unparalleled when it comes to joyous events. There is rarely any thing that can come close to ruining such a wondrous occasion. Except perhaps, hair loss.

Most new moms are always eager to lose many things that come with pregnancy—excess weight, eye bags, horrendous maternity clothes—but the list usually doesn’t include their beautiful tresses. Although seemingly shallow compared to bringing life into the world, many women consider their hair a treasure. A woman’s hair is her crowning glory, an emphasis to her womanhood. To have that taken away at such a glorious moment in her life can be quite disconcerting.

Why hair loss after pregnancy occurs

Women who have just given birth often find more than a few strands of hair falling from their heads and onto the floor. This is caused by hormonal imbalances that the female body is subjected to post-labor. Ever noticed how expecting mothers are often emotional? These mood swings are more than just your everyday fits.

Women who are pregnant have a heightened level of progesterone and estrogen while carrying the baby in the womb; after going into labor, the level of estrogen drops significantly. This causes the hair follicles to fall out, continuing until about 6 months after the pregnancy.

What happens is that the normal shedding and growing cycle that hair goes through is halted during pregnancy, and resumes soon after giving birth. Hence, the reason why a bulk of your hair will shed, even to the point of exposing parts of your scalp. Sometimes, hair loss also occurs when women abruptly discontinue their intake of birth control pills. The change in a female’s hormones leads to dramatic hair loss.

Other factors that affect hair loss after pregnancy

Another crucial condition to look out for when experiencing hair loss after pregnancy is hypothyroidism, which occurs most commonly in women especially after giving birth. The disease may be hard to recognize since hypothyroidism shares the same signs and symptoms a normal pregnant woman might feel after childbirth; it is best to undergo proper tests especially if hair loss occurs at an alarming rate.

What to do after massive hair shedding

The best thing to do post-partum is to consult your doctor about how to manage your hormones. Keep you hair loose to avoid any stress on your follicles and on your scalp. A good diet will also limit the hair fall by strengthening hair follicles, thus, allowing faster hair growth. Also, make sure to use shampoos and conditioners with biotin and silica. Hair Replacement Centers like Legacy offer special products designed for these changes, as well as extensions and options to help you through this time.  But most importantly, remember that the hair fall is only temporary and focus on what’s for keeps: your new baby.

What most people forget when they see TV and movie stars walk down the red carpet is that behind the flashy cars, glamorous dresses, and dazzling smiles, they’re also just human. Just like you, they get fat when they eat too much, they argue with their partners, and sometimes, all they want to do is lie down on the couch to watch Sunday Night Football. The only difference is that whatever they do, everybody’s watching.

So when celebrities start losing hair—something most of us are bound to experience at some point in his or her life—the spotlight turns to their hairlines. More so when they gain it back.

Celebrity hair transplants

You’ve seen it on tabloids, in TV shows, and on the Internet. Before and after pictures of celebrities rumored to have undergone hair transplantation are favorite gossip headlines. Often, you are provided a shot that zooms in on the hairline, just so you could see for yourself and decide, “Did he? Or didn’t he?”

People from the media know that the public is interested on the hair loss problems of Mel Gibson, Kevin Costner, Brendan Fraser, Jude Law, Tyra Banks and Matthew McConaughey, just to name a few. Even news anchors, sports stars, and political officials are not spared. It just goes to show that the problem of hair loss is a significant burden today, and people want to find real hair loss solutions to make them look good.

Hair transplantation and privacy

While you often read advertisements of hair loss centers and hair restorations surgeons saying that their clientele includes prominent celebrities, it is almost impossible to find names on these press releases.

“Most of our clients are very concerned with protecting their privacy. We understand that and have considered it in all our processes,” says Legacy Hair Center CEO Ronnie Talent. Unless the celebrity consents to making it known to the public, doctors who perform hair transplantation are bound by law and ethics to maintain doctor-patient confidentiality.

How you can be the next star

The good news is you don’t have to be in Hollywood or in Las Vegas or in New York to solve your hair loss problem. Technology for hair transplantation has become widely available, with a safety profile and cost suitable for anyone.

But be warned. Even celebrities make mistakes when choosing a hair restoration or replacement specialist. You have most probably seen pictures of stars resembling zombies or sporting doll-like hair. This is one operation where artistry and creativity of your doctor is most important. If you want to achieve natural-looking hair, make sure to seek the services of an experienced hair loss specialist whom you can trust and work well with.

At this rate, celebrity hair loss and hair transplant rumors aren’t likely to stop anytime soon. One message is clear though: Hollywood has found a way to defeat hair loss. You can, too.