Author Archives: The Gabel Center

Hair dermatology frequently struggles with identifying female andgrogenic alopecia (FAGA), also known as female pattern hair loss, early on. This is because many of the early symptoms of FAGA are similar to those of telogen effluvium, a condition that rarely … Continue reading →

Pumpkins are more than just a fall time decoration and treat.  Pumpkin seed oil contains high levels of antioxidant carotenoids, omega-6 and omega 9 fatty acids and zinc, all of which may help reduce a man’s risk of developing Benign … Continue reading →

Smoking increases the risk of respiratory illness, cancer and heart disease. But what about hair health? Studies show that scientists speculate that cigarette smoke can hasten hair loss and lead to premature graying. This isn’t a new idea – smoking … Continue reading →

Not everybody can have the quaffed and wavy hair you see in California’s 90210. But in the 97124, Hillsboro Oregon, hair loss is a top priority. Dr. Steven Gabel of the Gabel Restoration Center is dedicated to state-of-the-art hair transplantation. … Continue reading →

Is there any link between carbohydrates and hair loss? Some scientists and dietitians think so. About 10 percent of people on carb exclusion diets experience hair loss, possibly due to a lack of nutrients like B vitamins and silica. When … Continue reading →

Androgenetic theory is a widely accepted explanation of androgenic alopecia (AGA), the most common form of hair loss. The theory proposes that AGA occurs when a person has an excess of angroden receptors in his or her scalp. These receptors … Continue reading →

Finasteride is an oral medication taken to treat androgenic alopecia, the most common form of hair loss. Until recently, no study longer than 5 years has confirmed the efficacy and safety of Finasteride (commercially known as Propecia). The results of … Continue reading →

Hair loss isn’t just cosmetic. Researches from the University of Texas recently concluded that hair loss might be a source of debilitating afflictions, as well as an indicator of serious illnesses. The researchers conducted a meta-analysis of 14 different papers … Continue reading →

Turning gray is one thing, but losing your graying hair is a real problem. If you want to preserve your silver fox locks the Gabel Hair Restoration Center in Portland, Or is the place for you. Dr. Steven Gabel, founder … Continue reading →