It's been a two-year process to regrow Sherilynn Kimble's hair, but she says finding Kimberly Nesmith has changed her life.
A Philadelphia woman who specializes in treating hair loss and alopecia is changing lives for other women in her community.
"Which was a little traumatic, people were noticing it. I was noticing it. But when other people mention it, it really triggers for you," said Kimble. Nesmith says there are other triggers too -- like stress, high blood pressure, and diabetes. She says she treats the overall person, not just the hair.
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