There are Five Options To Hair Loss – Only Five

Woman with thinning hair

1. Accepting it:
Perhaps as an inevitable consequence of growing old, or that there are no other options available.

2. Scalp Treatments:
While there are an increasing number of products on the market that promise to fight hair loss, many are simply bogus. The FDA has approved only three products that have been shown to stop hair loss and re-grow weakened hair.

Billions of dollars are spent on products that have no scientific proof of efficacy or are simply a mixture of homeopathic products. Read the labels and do your research before you buy products that can be quite costly.

3. Cover-ups:
• Camouflage. There are a variety of products that are widely used to hide the scalp visible on a balding head. With proper hygiene, these products can offer a quick and easy disguise of hair loss. For more information please visit: www.hair4all.com

• Hairpieces, hair systems, wigs, extensions and the like can offer a very natural appearing alternative to baldness. They can always be removed if a person decides on a more permanent method. Beware of attachment methods of these products that can damage existing hair permanently.

4. Hair Transplantation:
A procedure that has been well refined over the last 20 plus years, hair transplants are simply hair that is moved from one place on the head where the hair is not

genetically inclined to be lost and moved to an bald or thinning area. (My photo on my Bio page demonstrates how effective this can be).

It is important to realize although the hair that is moved is permanent, the remaining hair in a balding area must be treated with a preventative method, such as a FDA approved drug or Laser Therapy, to prevent further hair loss. Otherwise, subsequent transplants will most likely be needed.

For more information about hair transplant procedures, or a free consultation, please visit Dr. Kurgis' website: www.drkurgis.com/

Hair Transplant Patient
Benefits of Clinical Laser Therapy: Examples of Post-Operative Wound Healing

One Day Post-Op

Four Days Post-Op

Seven Days Post-Op (All scabbing and redness virtually absent)

Additionally, laser hair therapy is now widely usedwith Rogaine™ and/or Propecia™ and compliments hair transplant surgery procedures for its ability to expedite wound healing and to prevent future hair loss that would require additional hair transplant procedure.