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I suggest seeing an expert to evaluate the cause of your hair loss and consider the best treatment options. There are great non-invasive options like PRP/progesterone and/or hair transplantation. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
To determine how best to stop hair loss one needs a diagnosis. The only way one can confidently make a diagnosis is with a full review of one’s story, an up close examination and a review of needed blood tests. There are really no other ways around it.
There are very safe effective ways to stop and possibly reverse hair loss. Women are not good candidates for the FDA approved drug Propecia but find RPR, laser therapy and minxodil very successful in stopping hairless. If you do nothing, you hair loss will likely progress. I recommend you meet with an expert and discuss your concerns. Together with a hair loss specialist, you can determine a plan to get your hair back.
Yes, there are a few options that can slow or stop the progression of hair loss. Female hair loss can have many culprits, so the best plan is to have a consultation with a hair restoration expert to evaluate your scalp and hair, as well as discuss the nonsurgical options available to you, and formulate short term and long term plans.
You did not state if you aere a mane or a woman. I will assume here that you are a woman so take a look at the cosmetic suggestions for the treatment for thinning which we use in both men and women very frequently.
Many factors can lead to hair loss including: poor diet, medications and genetics. I suggest seeing an expert to evaluate the cause of your hair loss and consider the best treatment options. There are great non-invasive options like PRP/progesterone and/or hair transplantation. See an expert. Be...
You won't offset the effects of Minoxidil using it that way. For best results, a combination approach is best with Minoxidil along with prp and progesterone injections and/or hair transplantation. I recommend a formal consultation with a hair loss expert. Best, Dr. Emer
You should be seen by a hair restoration surgeon as soon as possible. you may have chemical burns from the dye, the hair may or may not grow back. There are some options that are available to you which will be discussed in a consultation with a hair restoration surgeon. He/she can examine...