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As the parent of a child suffering from alopecia areata, we know you want the safest solution to your child's problem.
We also know that you may have received a lot of conflicting information about Children's alopecia areata. The good news is that in many children a small patch can correct itself without treatment and may be gone for ever. In some children it may return at a later date. There is currently no way of being certain.
However the dilemma that a parent such as you faces is that in many children the patch (or patches) can spread rampantly and may extend to the eyebrows and eye lashes too. So it is difficult to just wait and hope that in your child it stays contained.
That is why we encourage parents of such children to start using Calosol as fast as possible. What you will find throughout this website are pictures of children that have successfully treated their Alopecia with the Calosol range. In fact we have designed a special gentle range especially for children.
Many parents of children with alopecia come to us after using much harsher treatments and are surprised how mild the Calosol children’s range is.
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Most experts agree that the greater the percentage of the scalp effected by alopecia, the less chance conventional treatments have of reversing the problem in children.
Yet you will find throughout this website many extreme children’s cases which have been reversed using Calosol. Accordingly we know that these cases are very unlikely to be via spontaneous remission.
What is known about alopecia areata in children is that it is a malfunction of the auto-immune system. Many parents try to pin-point what exactly brought about its onset. Whatever the reason for the onset of your child’s alopecia, the treatment we use is always the same - the Children’s Combination pack of the Calosol to treat the scalp and an ointment for the eyebrows if they are also effected.
The eyelashes are never directly treated but respond to the eyebrow and scalp treatments.
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Our Mission Is Very Simple:"We will only bring you products that have a proven track record in reversing Children's Alopecia Areata, Children's Universalis and Children's Totalis". |
We also ensure that these products are delivered to your door efficiently in plain wrapping at a fair price. If you are not happy with the product for any reason - you get your money back !!
Some of the UK's most prestigious newspapers have confirmed Calosol's products effectiveness in children of all ages (see media coverage).
We current have two distribution centres - one in the UK and one in the USA . We ship to anywhere in the world from these centres. |
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Chidlren's Alopecia Frequently Asked Questions |
1) My child has Alopecia Areata. How long until I see a reversal?
A) We usually see results in children in a few months, although a complete reversal make take six months or more - depending on the severity.
2) My child has Totalis (AT), can Calosol help?
A) Children with Alopecia Totalis have been helped by Calosol. Parents of such children first notice improvements in about 60-90 days. Complete recovery can take the child up to two years
3) My child has Alopecia Universalis. How long until I see a reversal?
A) Children with Alopecia Universalis have been helped by Calosol. They first notice improvements in about 60-90 days. Complete recovery can take between 18 months to two years
4) My child has a very sensitive scalp. Will Calosol make it worse?
A) No. The children's version of Calosol is very mild.
5) Do you supply anywhere in the world?
A) Yes. We can ship to any country.
6) I want it fast!
A) Request Fedex when ordering. We will quote the cost once we know your zip code/post code.
(Not Suitable for Children Under 5Yrs Old)
Calosol - Treatment for Childrens Alopecia
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