Amanda Cibelyis one of the most remembered members of the “Mekano” team that conquered an entire generation in the early 2000s. The young woman who arrived in Chile as part of the Carambaxé dance group, originally from Brazil, won the affection of the public during the years he was in the music program.
After passing through our country, the dancer settled in Mexico, where she currently embarked on a career in the world of beauty. Together with her mother-in-law, she manages a beauty clinic named after her. However, behind this professional success, Amanda has faced a problem that has significantly affected her personal life and self-esteem: alopecia..
According to the Brazilian, for many years she has used extensions to hide her hair loss. However, she recently received devastating news from her hairdresser: she had very little natural hair left.
“He told me that I was lacking in front, but also on the sides. “I had horrible hair”he confessed in conversation with Las Últimas Noticias.
The emotional impact of this condition has been profound, according to Cibely. “I have cried, I don’t want to go out to events outside my house. She hit me hard on my self-esteem. “I look in the mirror and I feel ugly.”, he related. This blow to her confidence led her to seek specialized medical help.
Amanda consulted both a dermatologist and a gynecologist, who confirmed the diagnosis of androgenetic alopecia. This condition, which is characterized by hair loss due to hormonal factors, is complicated in your case by elevated levels of testosterone.
To manage her situation, she has started taking hormones and has complemented her treatment with the use of specific shampoos and lotions, in addition to undergoing a plasma treatment in her own salon.
Despite the complex condition, Amanda has seen signs of improvement. “In 25 days it has grown a lot, I feel like it is longer and my hair has been filling in,” she said. This progress has given him a glimmer of hope and renewed confidence in her appearance.
