Teenagers are the future of our country, so both their physical health and mental quality are cared about by society. Nowadays with the high-speed development of economy, their learning pressure and social burden have also increased accordingly, which has caused quite a lot of negative effects. Teens' hair loss is a typical phenomenon. Whose fault is it? Then why are there so many young people and students suffering from hair loss? Apart from genetic reasons, stress is one of the aspects. Experts from Bilian Sheng claim that excessive stress will make them mentally tense and emotionally depressed, which will in turn affect endocrine disorders after a long period of time. Meanwhile, too much stress will also cause poor blood circulation, affecting the scalp follicles' absorption of nutrients, thus generating problems such as baldness. Experts from Bilian Sheng also claimed that apart from social stress, teenagers' bad habits will also aggravate hair loss phenomenon. For example, staying up late to play games, not paying attention to clean scalp, dyeing and perming hair excessively, picky eating for weight loss, smoking and other bad habits will all worsen hair loss. They are at the stage of physical development, requiring more nutrition to maintain metabolism. If they cannot intake enough nutrition or care for their hair properly, serious hair loss problems will be generated. Who's fault is it for teens' hair loss? It includes not only the pressure given by society, but also their own bad habits.雍禾植发医院：http://www.zhifa.cc