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Going bald and losing hair has been a problem for men and women since the dawn of time. Today there is no sure-fire cure but there is a lot you can do, and a cure appears to be closer than ever!

We recommend all first time visitors who are unsure of what they want to do about their hairloss to read our Beginner's Hair Loss Remedy Guide.

Hair Loss Treatments: Propecia, Rogaine, Avodart, Nizoral

Treatments for thinning hair are better than ever. There are two FDA approved treatments for hair loss - Propecia and Rogaine. Propecia is a once a day oral pill which blocks the 5-alpha reductase enzyme that creates Dihydrotestosterone (DHT), the male hormone associated with thinning hair in men with male pattern baldness. Rogaine is a topical lotion available in a regular and extra strength version which stimulates hair growth in both men and women. Other treatments have been shown to be effective although not specifically FDA approved for hairloss including Avodart and Nizoral.

Hair Transplants

Today a skilled hair transplant doctor can provide extremely natural results. We recommend taking great care in choosing a surgeon and reading our helpful information prior to selecting a surgeon for your hair transplant.

Nonsurgical Hair Replacement

Nonsurgical hair replacement professionals are also offering real human hair pieces that are more natural and affordable than ever. There are more hair replacement choices than ever in this area and being an informed consumer can help you to choose the options that are right for you.

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Hair Loss News
May 16, 2008

Local Application of Combination of Minoxidil and Finesteride
Small study showing that Minoxidil combined with Tretinoin and Finasteride increases the effectiveness for hair loss.

Results of a placebo-controlled study of dutasteride versus finasteride.
The importance of dual 5alpha-reductase inhibition in the treatment of male pattern hair loss: results of a randomized placebo-controlled study of dutasteride versus finasteride.

Association of androgenetic alopecia and hypertension.
Study showing an association between hair loss and high blood pressure.

NEOSH101, a New Topical Treatment for Hair Loss Works Quickly with No Side Effects
A company called Neosil just announced phase 2 clinical study results showing a quick and easy topical treatment for hair loss could be a serious possible new treatment for hair loss.

Higher Propecia Doses May Be Effective in Post Menopausal Women
This study shows that doses of 2.5mg or more of Finasteride (the active medicine in Propecia) have beneficial results in postmenopausal women without elevated male hormone production.

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Hair Loss Press Releases
May 16, 2008

ProMox Minoxidil + Topical Finasteride Claims 75% Success Rate
Formula combines 5% Minoxidil with 0.025% Tretinoin (Retin-A) and 0.1% Finasteride.

Study - Clinical Data Shows Hair Growth with Hairmax Lasercomb
A recently published medical journal article indicates that the Hairmax Laser Comb stimulates hair growth and improves hair quality.

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New York Times Hair Section
May 16, 2008

New Math for Men: Subtract Just a Little Gray
These days, a man's hair color (mainly grays) is more a matter of tweaking than hiding.

Gangster Love: Mob Movies Are a Hit at a Manhattan Barber Shop
A Manhattan barber will offer you a trim and a movie you can’t refuse.

Instant Do
For the curious who wish to test-drive hairstyles, check out these Web sites.

To Cut or What? The World Butts In
An increasing number of Internet users are polling online to decide whether to trim or grow, to shave or cultivate a goatee.

The Barber of Warm Feelings
His name is handed like a gift from man to man, admitting them to a little relic of the SoHo of old.

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