Here are five ways to treat hair loss:

1. Hair-Nourishing Nutrient Supplements. Aside from being non-invasive, orally administered supplements contain all-natural ingredients that address vitamin deficiencies to promote natural, healthy hair growth, and, in the process, also improve your overall health.

2. Hair-Strengthening Topical Solutions. These include creams, oils, sprays, serums, and shampoos directly applied onto the scalp, and usually contain all-natural ingredients to promote natural and healthy hair growth.

3. Topical Medications. Minoxidil—an antihypertensive vasodilator medication—is the most popular, and probably the most effective, topical medication available. It’s applied topically, however is exclusively used by men.

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4. Prescription Pills. Finasteride, marketed under the brand name Propecia, is effective and convenient, but doctors only prescribe them for men.

5. Surgical Hair Procedures. Despite its high success rates, surgery is generally risky, painful, not to mention, expensive.

Taking hair-nourishing nutrient supplements is a low maintenance, yet highly effective, treatment for hair loss. You need only take the recommended amount of capsules a day. For the top choice, Hair Grow Plus, take only two (2) capsules a day with or without meals.

Formulated with high-quality, all-natural active ingredients, these oral supplements effectively promote healthy and natural hair growth by working from within the scalp, The active ingredients stimulate the hair follicles, and bring the necessary nutrients to the hair, helping the hair grow thicker and stronger.

These are creams, oils, sprays, serums, shampoos, and other solutions applied directly and massaged thoroughly onto the scalp. Instructions should be included with the packaging and on the product label. Make sure to read them and follow directions carefully.

These solutions work from outside the scalp, stimulating hair follicles, strengthening hair, and moisturizing the scalp.

Minoxidil works by stimulating hair follicles through widening of blood vessels. This helps circulate more oxygen, blood, and nutrients to every follicle. It may take 4 to 6 months of daily use to see results and significant improvement. 

if used early, minoxidil can deter the progression of pattern baldness.

Clean and dry the scalp before applying the minoxidil solution. Avoid using a hair dryer to dry your scalp for optimal treatment. Part your hair, and apply the amount prescribed onto the scalp area being treated, beginning in the center of the area. Allow the minoxidil to dry for 2 to 4 hours after application. Don’t shampoo your hair for 4 hours after application.

Minoxidil should not be used by anyone below the age of 18. To avoid scalp irritation, don’t apply the same day after getting your hair chemically treated.

Launched by the pharmaceutical giant Merck & Co. in 1997, finasteride is marketed under the brand name Propecia and is available only by prescription.

Take 1 mg tablet, as instructed by your physician, preferably at the same time of day everyday. Swallow the tablet whole with a drink of water. You can take the tablet with or without food.

Finasteride may need to be taken daily for three months or more to achieve satisfying results. If there are no visible results within 12 months, it’s best to stop taking as these pills may be ineffective to you.

Finasteride should not be taken by women or children. If crushed or grounded, the substance can be easily absorbed through the skin, so women or children should not handle these pills. If exposed to pregnant women, finasteride can cause birth defects.

There are three known surgical hair procedures: hair grafting, which is the most common procedure, hair multiplication, and hair follicle replication.

Hair grafting (hair transplantation)

This procedure extracts grafts containing healthy hair follicles (usually at the back of the patient’s head), and, after being divided into tinier grafts, are transplanted into the bald spots.

Hair multiplication (hair cloning)

This procedure is a fairly new procedure, healthy hair follicles are extracted, cloned, and injected back into the bald scalp to produce newly grown hair.

Hair follicle replication (scalp micropigmentation)
This procedure uses needles and specialized medical pigments, and involves a very detailed process of replicating the shape, color, and size of a person’s hair follicle; the most non-invasive hair loss treatment out of the three.