This is a good question because in the end we are looking for a hair restoration treatment that will continue to grow hair where there is none now. It would do little good to deal with your balding and hair thinning problems today just to have the same problem tomorrow. And this is exactly what happens with most treatments. For long term hair growth there is only one solution that you need. You can try all the others but, in the end, you will return to the method that actors, politicians and business men have been flocking to.
When a man starts to notice hair loss he is usually, about 95% of the time, suffering from a medical condition known as male pattern baldness or, the medical term, androgenic alopecia. This medical condition genetically predisposes some of the hair roots (follicles) to attack by a hormonal substance known as DHT. This DHT bonds with the hair follicles and slowly causes them to lose their ability to produce hair shaft material and over time the hair falls out. DHT can be controlled to some extent by a few drugs that have actually been approved by the FDA. The problem is the hair restoration results are predicated on continued use of these drugs for the rest of hour life and, even at that, you will still continue to see some hair loss.
The best method of hair restoration actually involves replacing the inactive hair follicles with ones that are not susceptible to DHT. Luckily, the hair at the back of the head is a great donor area for these hair implants because DHT does not affect the roots in this area. When a cosmetic surgeon performs a hair restoration procedure he or she implants hairs from the donor area into the bald spot where they will grow for years to come.
If you want to treat your hair loss and balding this is by far the best long term solution. Look into it today.
