Open House For Women Struggling With Hair Loss

Most women suffer with hair loss in silence, ashamed and not knowing where to get help.

May 2010

One out of every 4 women struggle with hair loss and its accompanying emotional toll and shame. Most women suffer in silence, ashamed and not knowing where to get help. Transitions of Wisconsin is sponsoring a Special Open House on Friday, May 7th 2 – 7pm; and again Saturday, May 8th from 9:30am to 12 noon.

Alexis Cohen, Transitions International spokesperson, will be in Milwaukee to share her personal story about the effect hair loss had on her life, her journey to finding solutions and something that would work for her, and how hair restoration has changed her life. Alexis’ mission is to speak directly to women seeking to find solutions for their hair loss, answer any questions, and to show off her beautiful hair!

Alexis will also be appearing on the Morning Blend on TMJ4 TV at 9am on Friday, May 7th.

Whereas it’s socially acceptable for balding men to appear in public, women hide in silence and shame, most often changing their social behavior and pursuit of careers. With scientific and technical advances, there are now so many options for women. Yet, few know where to turn.

For all women experiencing hair loss and are unhappy with how they look, and don’t know what to do about it, take the well-deserved time to attend the open house at Transitions of Wisconsin, 2900 North 117th Street, Milwaukee, WI.

For more information on how to attend this open house, contact John Laudoff at 414-778-2030 or visit www.wantmorehair.com. All are welcome, and attendance will be kept strictly confidential.

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