Non Surgical Treatments
Many people have successfully used hair transplant surgery to restore the hair they lost, while using Finasteride to halt further hair loss.
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Hair loss drugs that actually work
Currently there are only two hair loss drugs that are proven to have any real degree of effectiveness. These two hair loss drugs, Propecia and Rogaine, are also the only two drugs that are approved by the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) for the… read more -
Propecia can stop hair loss
If you are going bald you may consider using Propecia to halt or even reverse your hair loss. While there is no “Hair Loss Cure”, Propecia (generic name finasteride) can often stop or even reverse alopecia in most men Important – Women who may… read more -
Rogaine is one of two hair loss drugs approved by the FDA
What is Rogaine? Along with Propecia, Rogaine is one of only two drugs approved by the FDA for treating hair loss. Minoxidil, (Rogaine’s active ingredient), was originally created as a drug for treating hypertension (high blood pressure). It was… read more -
Hair Replacement Systems
The Hair Transplant Network community can help you find the perfect type hair replacement system Hair replacement systems have many names; to some they’re known as hairpieces, toupees or wigs. Over the past decade there have been many improvements… read more -
Topical hair loss treatment
Snake Oils or Legitimate? There is still no complete “cure” for baldness. But topical hair loss treatments such as special shampoos and various scalp treatments can compliment proven treatments such as Propecia, Rogaine or surgical hair… read more -
Topical Hair Loss Cover Ups
Disguising thinning areas and adding fullness. There are a variety of “cover-up” products that are applied to the scalp and/or hair in the thinning areas to mask a person’s baldness. The cover ups also increase the look of fullness of thinning… read more -
Hair Loss Lotions, Potions and "Cures"
On a daily basis we are bombarded with ads for hair loss treatments that use misleading advertising to sell their products. These campaigns persuasive thousands of hair loss sufferers to spend nearly one billion dollars each year on ineffective hair… read more