The latest in Hair Replacement Techniques

Replacing lost hair can be a very strategic process.  Deciding on the appropriate hair replacement technique depends on the cause of the hair loss.  The first step to replacing hair is to identify the cause of your specific hair loss case. 

Once the cause of hair loss has been identified, you must select from the array of hair replacement techniques, what will suit you best.  The hair replacement techniques include medication, hair transplantation, and a non-surgical hair replacement system. 

One hair loss medication is used to promote new hair growth.  This medicine is called Rogaine, and it is the over the counter, topical medication.  The oral medication is called Propecia, and it is used to stop hair loss by preventing the production of DHT, the hormone that causes hair loss.  Propecia requires a prescription, and is generally not prescribed to women. 

Microscopic hair transplantation, more scientifically known as stereoscopic follicular unit hair transplantation, is the surgical procedure conducted by a physician who specialized in the field of hair restoration.  The process works by replacing unhealthy hair follicles one at a time with hair follicles that will produce hair.  The results are satisfied customers with natural-growing hair. 

Wigs, toupees, and hair weaves account for the final option, non-surgical hair replacement systems.  This alternative involves no medical attention.  It allows for customers to receive a full head of hair promptly.  However, the comfort level and natural appearance suffers from this alternative.  If you opt for a hair piece, be certain to take the time to find the right wig or toupee that suits you the best for comfort and appearance, as well as taking the time to maintain and clean your hair piece accordingly.