BENEFITS OF HAIR RESTORATION (OR HOW TO LOSE THAT KOJAK FEELING)

Friday January 6, 2006 in: Hair Tag(s):

Some medical professionals are keen to point out that baldness is not a medical condition in the true sense of the word; but rather a cosmetic condition with no inherent side effect aside from hair loss.

But this rather clumsily diminishes the overwhelming psychological effect of baldness.

For unless one has experienced hair loss themselves, (I have), it is difficult to understand the stigmatization of constantly feeling that you look like Kojak.

The first great weapon against hair loss was discovered about 20 years ago.

Since then Rogaine and Propecia have helped a majority of patients to stem existing hair loss and in some cases actually grow new hair.

hair restoration Though success is not guaranteed, it can take up to a year to see results, patients who have stuck with the program have been satisfied with the results they have seen from this effective short-term hair loss solution.

The most effective method for me was the hair transplant. Though more expensive than Rogaine and Propecia, procedures like hair transplantation take hair from healthy parts of the scalp and transplant them to areas of the scalp in need of some help.

There were also very little side effects and best of all I felt better about myself-and have no intention of looking like Kojak ever again.