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Each individual’s experience with hair loss is different. One man may only experience mild hair loss where hair growth was restored. Another man may suffer from rapid hair loss resulting to a permanent tonsure. As such, each individual will also adopt a different approach to treatment of his hair condition. The following are just a few of these treatments that appeal to the personality of each individual. People who try products like Provillus or Profollica report mixed results

Herbal Solutions

One of the first solutions for possible baldness that most people think of is the wide range of herbs. This is not surprising considering that herbal solutions are effective for other disorders so these must be good for hair, too. We recommend the following herbal solutions:

• Saw palmetto indirectly boosts prostate health, thus, helping in hair growth. This is actually one of the most popular ingredients in natural hair loss treatments like shampoos and creams.
• Stinging nettle acts on baldness by blocking the conversion of testosterone into DHT. As such, it directly influences hair growth.
• Coconut oil conditions the scalp and hair. The result is that both become healthier and, thus, less prone to baldness.

Aromatherapy Remedies

In the case of aromatherapy treatments, the oils are massaged into the scalp and hair. Keep in mind to use the pads of your fingers to massage the oil in instead of your fingers. The essential oils must never be directly applied to any part of your skin lest it burns. Be sure to combine essential oils with carrier oils. The most commonly used oils are cedar wood, jojoba, lavender, lemon, grapefruit and rosemary. These oils are combined depending on the desired goal for hair growth, which an aromatherapy practitioner is best skilled at doing. You have to follow the application instructions as the oils can damage the scalp when misused or abused.

Medical Treatments

The efficacy of the medications for hair loss depends on many factors. These factors include the cause, extent and severity of the condition with the general rule being that more extensive the hair loss, the lesser efficacy of the treatment. The following are just a few of these medications:

• Minoxidil is used for the treatment of alopecia areata and androgenetic alopecia. You rub the foam into your scalp two times a day.
• Finasteride is used to treat male pattern baldness and is taken in pill form on a daily basis. Positive results include slower hair loss and new hair growth in a few months’ time.

Surgical Options

Surgery is the last option for hair loss and there’s no guarantee that it will work either. Take note that the goal of surgery is to use existing hair to cover the bare patches.

• Hair transplant involves taking tiny plugs of skin that contains a few hairs from the scalp. These plugs are then implanted on the bald areas.
• Scalp reduction means lessening the bald skin on the head by removing it. The scalp with hair is then moved over the removed bald area. Another technique is to fold the hair-bearing scalp into the bald skin – technically, a flap.

You must discuss your options for hair loss treatment with your doctor. With the many possible treatments, you should have hope that your hair will return in its full glory. If not, then a wig is a good substitute.