Baldness in men has long been a basic aspect of aging. However, for some, especially those starting to become bald at a younger age, baldness can be embarrassing and stressful. According to the American Hair Loss Association, hair loss in males can start during adolescence. By the age of 35, 60 percent of men have a concerning amount of hair loss, and by the age of 50, 85 percent of men have significantly thinning hair.
A good hair transplant surgeon will put transplanted hairs at a neutral angle. However, since transplanted hairs are usually thicker than the original hairs, styling difficulties are common. Choose and maintain a natural looking hairstyle after hair restoration with these tips.
Are you a gentleman looking in the mirror only to discover more of your forehead showing than you previously recalled? Frontal hair loss is usually the first sign of male pattern baldness. There are, however, men’s hair loss treatments you can implement in the beginning through more advanced phases – from styling to consultation with a hairline surgery doctor.
If you came of age in the 1980s and 1990s, you no doubt remember Sy Sperling and his “Hair Club® for Men” commercials. You also likely remember disturbing hair treatment products like spray on hair and other ridiculous (and possibly unsafe) treatments. But the exciting reality is that researchers and medical doctors have made astonishing progress in hair loss treatment. Continue reading
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