I am 28 years old my and suffering from hair loss somebody told me that coconut oil is good for hair loss. Is’t true?
July 4th, 2009
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is hair restoration for women effective?
July 2nd, 2009
i have thining hair and i’m 25 years old (female). it’s been really depressing and humiliating. does anyone have advice on this?
By: michelle
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How long does hair restoration take to work?
June 29th, 2009
Patrick M asked:
I am thinking about getting a hair restoration surgery. Does anyone know how long it take for them to work; as well as how long the actual procedure takes.
importance of website for salon/hair restoration?
June 14th, 2009
happy asked:
I am wondering how important it would be to have a web page for a salon which is also a hair restoration place. we get calls from the area, but do you think it would do that much to have a website for people to go and look at. would you feel more comfortable making an apointment if you could look online about it first?
also if you work/own at a salon or restoration place- did you notice an increase of new clients?
What can you do for thinning hair in women?
June 12th, 2009
catandkittenlover asked:
I am not after woman the Menopause, hormone spare therapy, and had altogether Hysterektomie. My hair to be seems ever dà ¼ more nner. Is there something, which can be done, around my hair more thickly?
I am not after woman the Menopause, hormone spare therapy, and had altogether Hysterektomie. My hair to be seems ever dà ¼ more nner. Is there something, which can be done, around my hair more thickly?
hair/scalp analysis with hair restoration doctors using microscopes?
June 8th, 2009
Knowing asked:
genetic hairloss runs in my father’s side of the family (father/uncle) so I decided to seek a hair restoration surgeon to check the health of my hair. Aside from a small recession in the front, I still have a full head of hair, however, this doctor used some microscope to check my scalp and it showed some of the hairs were miniaturizing. He prescribed some drug called finasturide 5mg and said it was probably genetic loss since I told him it ran in my dad’s family. I look in the mirror and I still have a full head of hair, so I don’t think I buy into what this doctor says. My dermatologist says as we age, we all miniaturize, it is just part of getting older and if I don’t show any visible signs I should be ok. I don’t think I’m going to take this medication for life per that hair surgeon’s advice just because I have a full of head of hair right now. What do you think?
A friend of mine has “alopecia areata” (patchy hair loss) and he would like to find out what treatment is best for this type of hair loss. Thanks!
June 6th, 2009
ntr asked:
Should I trust this well-known hair restoration doctor’s advice?
June 1st, 2009
Recently, I’ve been curious about hair loss, for a couple of years I’ve had a very tiny recession but still have a full head of hair throughout. I went to see this hair restoration doctor in NYC, well-known in the field and provided free consultation but I felt rushed through it, he put some device called the densitometer on me, a device that none of the dermatologists or other hair specialists knew about and said that I exhibited very early signs of genetic hair loss.I told him my father started losing hair and thinning at 46 (56 now) so he immediately prescribed Propecia, he rushed me through the whole consultation and I didnt really get my questions answered well (a lot of I dunno). The whole experience made me unsure whether if I should trust him and spend the $69/mo on Propecia for life if right now I have a full head of hair.I saw a derm and a trichologist and he thought it’s not serious at the moment but if i start to exhibit signs then take it or take it to protect it.
I told the hair doc what my derm/trichologist thought…he got angry and told me to go back to see him, he thought maybe he did rush me through and he’d like to do this thoroughly this time around. The fact he wasn’t like this the first time doesn’t make me want to trust him. What do you think?
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I told the hair doc what my derm/trichologist thought…he got angry and told me to go back to see him, he thought maybe he did rush me through and he’d like to do this thoroughly this time around. The fact he wasn’t like this the first time doesn’t make me want to trust him. What do you think?
By: OralDiarrhea
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Does anyone know anything about Bosley hair restoration?
May 20th, 2009
Does it work? How well? Permanent? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
By: retropopzero
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By: retropopzero
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