Procedures
According to studies, roughly 65 percent of men will experience hair loss by the age of 35. This can have a major impact on a guy’s self-confidence and overall sex appeal. One way to treat hair loss is with hair transplant surgery.
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Ailments
Hair loss at a younger-than-usual age can be caused by a condition called alopecia, which happens when the immune system attacks the hair follicles. Start a search to learn about alopecia, from its causes and symptoms to its diagnosis and treatment. Losing your hair happens naturally to both men and women during the aging process. […]
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Healthy Living
The market is thick with products and treatments claiming to reverse hair loss. Many of the claims are unfounded and a waste of your hard-earned money. However, men with hair loss for up to 15 years have successfully beaten balding. Following are hair loss treatments proven effective for men.
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Aging Well
Most hair loss is just one more indignity of the aging process. By age 50, around 85 percent of men and 40 percent of women have thinning hair. The rate at which your hair thins depends largely on heredity. Other common causes of hair loss include stress, hormonal changes, certain medical conditions, and some medications. But did you know that a poor diet can accelerate hair loss? Here are five eating habits that contribute to the problem.
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Body
Like many women, you probably consider your hair to be one of your most important physical features. So, it can be very distressing to realize that you’re suddenly experiencing more hair loss than is considered normal. If you wake up to large amounts of hair on your pillow or notice that your comb has more hair on it than it should, it may be wise to take it seriously as this may indicate some underlying health issue.
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Beauty
We all see those hair commercials on TV with the girls dancing around with beautiful, shiny, voluminous hair. Unless you’ve hit the genetic jackpot, this may feel nearly impossible to obtain. Thin hair can be inherited genetically, or may be affected by a variety of other factors including diet, hormone imbalances, or aging.
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