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Blepharoplasty Bun : pourquoi cette coiffure tendance peut abîmer vos cheveux

The Blepharoplasty Bun: Why This Trendy Hairstyle Can Damage Your Hair

This article is a translation of the original French article “Blepharoplasty Bun : pourquoi cette coiffure tendance peut abîmer vos cheveux” and is intended for the French market. Treatments, availability and prices may differ at our London clinic.

What is the Blepharoplasty Bun?

Named after blepharoplasty (cosmetic eyelid surgery), the Blepharoplasty Bun is a hairstyle pulled back to visibly tighten the upper face. The result: the temples are exposed, the eyes look lifted and the face gains structure… all without injections or a scalpel.

But by pulling too hard on your roots, it is your hairline that pays the price.

Traction alopecia: a side effect not to be overlooked

Traction alopecia is hair loss caused by repeated mechanical tension on the scalp. It often occurs at the temples and on the forehead, exactly where the bun exerts the most pressure.

Warning signs to look out for:

  • Reduced density along the frontal hairline

  • Brittle or missing baby hairs at the temples

  • Sensitivity or discomfort in the scalp

Left untreated, this hair loss can become permanent, as the follicles atrophy and stop producing new hair.

Can traction alopecia be reversed?

The good news: yes, if it is caught in time.

At Innerskin, we offer an effective, non-invasive protocol to stimulate hair regrowth: LaseMD Ultra.

The LaseMD Ultra protocol to restore your hairline

The LaseMD Ultra treatment combines several actions to reactivate follicle activity:

  • Gentle fractional laser: it creates micro-channels in the scalp, allowing actives to penetrate deeply.

  • Application of stimulating actives (such as KeraFactor): they prolong the growth phase and densify the hair fibre.

  • LED light therapy: it boosts microcirculation and promotes oxygenation of the scalp.

In just a few sessions, regrowth is reactivated, the temples regain density and the hair recovers its vitality.

Our tips for preventing traction alopecia

  • Alternate between pulled-back and loose hairstyles

  • Avoid hair ties that are too tight or contain metal

  • Give your scalp regular rest

  • Seek advice promptly if you notice visible thinning
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