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Hair Loss Remedy?

Going bald and losing hair has been a problem for men and women since the dawn of time. Today there is no sure-fire cure but there is a lot you can do, and a cure appears to be closer than ever!

We recommend all first time visitors who are unsure of what they want to do about their hairloss to read our Beginner's Hair Loss Remedy Guide.

Hair Loss Treatments: Propecia, Rogaine, Avodart, Nizoral

Treatments for thinning hair are better than ever. There are two FDA approved treatments for hair loss - Propecia and Rogaine. Propecia is a once a day oral pill which blocks the 5-alpha reductase enzyme that creates Dihydrotestosterone (DHT), the male hormone associated with thinning hair in men with male pattern baldness. Rogaine is a topical lotion available in a regular and extra strength version which stimulates hair growth in both men and women. Other treatments have been shown to be effective although not specifically FDA approved for hairloss including Avodart and Nizoral.

Hair Transplants

Today a skilled hair transplant doctor can provide extremely natural results. We recommend taking great care in choosing a surgeon and reading our helpful information prior to selecting a surgeon for your hair transplant.

Nonsurgical Hair Replacement

Nonsurgical hair replacement professionals are also offering real human hair pieces that are more natural and affordable than ever. There are more hair replacement choices than ever in this area and being an informed consumer can help you to choose the options that are right for you.

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Hair Loss News
July 2, 2009

Placebo controlled study of HairMax laser comb shows increases hair thickness and demonstrates safety.
A placebo controlled study of 110 men using the HairMax laser comb shows improvements in hair and safety.

Androgenetic alopecia (hair loss) and coronary artery disease in women
Article discussing relationship of hair loss in women with coronary artery disease.

Treatment with Propecia reduces the chances of visible hair loss after 5 years
Long-term treatment with finasteride 1 mg decreases the likelihood of developing further visible hair loss in men with androgenetic alopecia (male pattern hair loss).

Interview with Dr. Oscar Klein
An interview with Dr. Oscar Klein, maker of the ReMox and ProMox minoxidil-based formulas.

Revivogen Reduces DHT by 90%, Beats Finasteride and Dutasteride in Study
New laboratory study shows Revivogen beats Finasteride and Dutasteride in DHT inhibition in skin.

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Ad: The HairMax Laser Comb

Hair Loss Press Releases
July 2, 2009

Study of Revivogen's Effects
Revivogen Reduces DHT by 90%, Beats Finasteride and Dutasteride in Study (PDF)

ProMox Minoxidil + Topical Finasteride Claims 75% Success Rate
Formula combines 5% Minoxidil with 0.025% Tretinoin (Retin-A) and 0.1% Finasteride.

Study - Clinical Data Shows Hair Growth with Hairmax Lasercomb
A recently published medical journal article indicates that the Hairmax Laser Comb stimulates hair growth and improves hair quality.

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New York Times Hair Section
July 2, 2009

Razor Sharp
The buzz on buzz cuts belongs to Luigi Murenu, the stylist who created this Latino-inspired haircut for Givenchy’s recent men’s show. Super severe, the two-tier crop is probably best rendered by a professional.

Son, Old Times Aren’t Forgotten
They say Greenwich Village has been lost to students and tourists, but look closer.

Tom Watson
Tom Watson has designed hair and wigs for more than 30 Broadway productions.

Tricks and Transplants for Women's Hair Loss
Options for women who suffer from hair loss have increased over the years, expanding past wigs or just accepting it.

Exploring Your Options Before Surgery
IF you’re suffering hair loss, see a dermatologist first, not hair transplant surgeons, said Dr. Robert M. Bernstein, a dermatologist in Manhattan who specializes in hair restoration. After determining a cause, dermatologists can offer advice about options from the medical to the surgical. Many women with hair loss try Women’s Rogaine, a solution with 2 percent minoxidil that is applied to the scalp, twice daily. Others prefer Rogaine’s foam for men, because it has 5 percent minoxidil, dries qu...

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