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Facing problem about daily hair loss & unwanted hair growth ? Then this is for you

Factor affecting hair loss:

Hormonal changes: Hormonal imbalances can lead to hair loss. Fo example, during pregnancy, childbirth, or menopause, fluctuations in hormone levels can cause temporary hair loss. Similarly, conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) can disrupt hormone balance and result in hair thinning.

Medical conditions and treatments: Various medical conditions can cause hair loss, including thyroid disorders (such as hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism), alopecia areata (an autoimmune condition causing patchy hair loss), scalp infections (like ringworm), and certain skin disorders. Additionally, undergoing chemotherapy or radiation therapy for cancer can cause temporary hair loss.

Nutritional deficiencies: Inadequate intake of essential nutrients, such as vitamins (e.g., vitamin D, vitamin E, biotin), minerals (e.g., iron, zinc), and protein, can contribute to hair loss. These nutrients are vital for maintaining healthy hair growth.

These can be cure by treatment i.e hair loss treatment (Hair loss treatment in bangalore) is highly effective.

Type of hair loss treatment ?

1.Medications: There are FDA-approved medications available to treat certain types of hair loss. For androgenetic alopecia (pattern baldness), minoxidil (Rogaine) is a topical solution that can help slow down hair loss and stimulate new hair growth. Finasteride (Propecia) is an oral medication primarily used for male pattern baldness. It works by reducing the production of dihydrotestosterone (DHT), a hormone that contributes to hair loss.

2.Hair transplant surgery: In cases of permanent hair loss, hair transplant surgery can be an option. This procedure involves transplanting hair follicles from a donor area (usually the back or sides of the scalp) to the thinning or balding areas. The transplanted hair typically continues to grow naturally.

3.Laser therapy: Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) uses red light wavelengths to stimulate hair growth. It is thought to increase blood flow to the hair follicles and promote thicker, healthier hair. LLLT can be performed in a clinical setting or using handheld devices at home.

4.Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy: PRP therapy involves injecting the patient’s own concentrated platelets into the scalp. Platelets contain growth factors that may stimulate hair growth and improve hair thickness. This treatment is still being studied, and its effectiveness may vary.PRP in bangalore is best for it.

High hair growth is also problem for some people mostly women ,this can also be cure by medical science like Laser hair removal treatment.

What is laser hair removal ?

Laser hair removal is a cosmetic procedure that uses concentrated beams of light (laser) to remove unwanted hair. The laser emits a specific wavelength of light that is absorbed by the pigment (melanin) in the hair follicles. The absorbed light converts to heat, which damages the hair follicles and inhibits future hair growth.

It’s important to note that laser hair removal is generally most effective for people with light skin and dark hair because the laser targets the melanin in the hair follicles. People with darker skin tones or lighter hair may require specialized lasers or alternative hair removal methods. It’s best to consult with a dermatologist or trained professional to determine the most suitable treatment approach for your specific needs.

If you are looking for laser hair removal services in Bangalore, India, there are several clinics and dermatology centers that offer this treatment.lejeune medspa is best for Laser hair removal in bangalore.

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Shattered Hearts, Fractured Lungs

Chapter Seven; Warnings for: school shooting, violence, language, and heart failure; you can find the whole fic on my pinned post 

Emily Prentiss just wants to do her job but a messy case sends her sprawling into the arms of a dying man with a toddler and his weird, broken family.

“The great art of life is sensation, to feel that we exist, even in pain.” --Lord Byron

Recovery is, by no means, linear.

His body is healing. It’s a slow progression of drainage tubes, surgical staples, and gauze. Every hour of the night, a nurse comes to check in on him. There is pain management and physical therapy. Some guy in jeans and a dress shirt, dressed more like a teacher than someone from the psych department (he would know), comes to ask some roundabout questions.

It’s not that hard to lie, he knows exactly what needs to be said to get out of here.

So while his body carries on, he’s fighting to keep wanting to heal.

He’s not sleeping enough and off the morphine and sedatives, he’s dealing with the aggravation of a tremble in his left hand. The physical therapist is more worried about his chest, getting back to physical health, and establishing routines that will keep his heart healthy. He’s preoccupied with the fact that he can’t even raise his arm to his mouth or hold a cup of water without spilling it.

It’s going to make a wicked scar though. One of many that’s he’s acquired in such a short amount of time. There’s the scar from the central line which pales considerably to the three bullet wounds on his chest. Now, he’s got a ghastly cut that runs diagonally with his ribs. Not that he can see it, he’s still not currently able to raise his arms much more than to bend his elbows.

The hospital’s “cure-all” is routine.

Everything has a routine. Food. Walks. Visits. Therapy. Nurse rotations. All of which would be nice, if he had any semblance of control. That’s what this surgery was about, no? Getting back to a point where he wouldn’t need constant aide and, yet, he struggles to sit up by himself.

It’s mentally draining.

“Physical therapy,” Dave says with a smirk. He’s pointing to the board the nurses keep updated with what he’s doing every day. It bothered him that they come in every morning to rewrite it. It’s the same routine every day. “Oh, I bet they love you down there.” They do not, in fact, love him down there or here. He’s an impatient bastard who wants to go back to work and is so very tired of being touched constantly by so many strangers.

He’s an impatient bastard… who is just so very tired.

He chooses not to comment, keeping his gaze down to stare at the floor. To be honest, he needs to go home. His mental health is slipping like water in his desperately cupped hands. He’s moody and stiff and… he just wants to go home (and if he dares to say a word about the fact that he keeps thinking about how he should have never let them convince him to take the adrenaline, to accept treatment they’d keep him here even longer. He’d become a whole new kind of threat).

Dave notices the not to casual drop of conversation on Aaron’s part. His eyes just cast aside and shoulder slumped. “Alright,” Dave caves.  “Let’s go.” That’s plenty of torture for one day and he’s not done yet. “How about you I go on a walk?”

Aaron frowns, looking over at Dave with a strange, tense feeling of embarrassment. As if he’s said something he isn’t supposed to. “Why?”

He’s been withdrawn. Everyone’s noticed. It’s not that Dave thinks Aaron should be more grateful. The boy just got a heart transplant and that’s fantastic but that doesn’t erase everything else that’s happened. The hospital visits. Stress. And now, at the top of it all, his visitor’s list has essentially dwindled down to just him-- just Dave.

“You’re just looking a little down,” Dave says, bending down to retrieve one of his three duffel bags.

Watching Dave unfold a flannel Hotch can’t help but groan. “I don’t want to go to the garden, Dave.” It’s not until after the words leave his mouth that he realizes how pathetic and whiny it sounds.

Dave just shoots him a simple glance out of the corner of his eyes but doesn’t comment on his tone. “We’re not going to the garden,” Dave informs him. He brings the flannel to Hotch, offering him it with a nod. He refrains from smiling when Hotch sighs but puts on the flannel. “I’m taking you to see Jack.”

Hotch’s head jerks up, a smile tugging at the corner of his mouth. “Oh,” he says, so happy that he doesn’t even put up a protest when Dave starts to pull the flannel secure around his shoulders. Smoothing out the worn fabric. “Is he--” he swallows thickly around this strange tightness in his throat. It makes no sense to be unnerved at the thought of seeing his son.

“He’s thrilled,” Dave says. “Penelope told him about our little plan yesterday and the poor kid barely slept at all last night he was so excited.” That gets Dave the softest little laugh. “I don’t think he’s gonna last very long,” Dave mumbles. Jack had really been squirming about when he’s left them just a moment ago. Anxious and annoyed with the adults for taking so long, Jack was acting up just a little. “He’ll probably crawl right into your lap and be out like a light.”

Hotch smiles at the thought but he knows what he really wants more than anything-- to just hold his son close to his chest. To feel his tiny little ribcage press into his own. The soft, trusting way Jack presses his face into his neck and links his arms behind Hotch’s head.

“Ready?”

Hotch nods.

Walking is getting easier. The strain that pulls along his ribcage is still there. The muscles are healing very slowly but at least he can hold himself upright now. His shoulders pulled back and there’s some life to his gate. No longer looking like a broken marionette held up by his strings.

“Look, Jack!”

He’s still making his steady but slow progression down the hall when Penelope spots them. Hotch mirrors the excited look on his son’s face. Stopping and leaning against the wall as Jack is placed on his feet.

Reid snags the toddler by his waist, whispering their constant reminder that Jack has to be careful. With a nod that is so very grown-up and serious for someone of his little stature or age, Jack is released back onto the floor. Reid pushes his butt and sends him on.

“Daddy!” Jack comes flying at them as fast as he can. All along the way, his little shoes light up the dark hallway. Sketchers. Something Penelope or Reid bought him, no doubt. They spoil him.

Hotch can’t crouch which really puts a damper on the reunion hug Jack is coming for. 6’2 vs. 3’0 is a big gap. “Hey, buddy.” Hotch chuckles as Jack wraps his little arms around his legs, burying his face in Hotch’s sweatpants. He can reach from here to run his hands through the boy’s hair.

Dave crouches down and Jack turns and happily goes into his arms. “Let’s let Daddy sit down, okay?” Dave offers. “Then you can sit with him.”

Jack nods, eagerly.

They’ve taken three small steps when Jack starts to squirm in Dave’s arms. He sets the boy down on his feet and smiles fondly when Jack goes right to Hotch’s side grabs a fistful of his pants, and “helps”.

Hotch smiles sadly down at his son. He wants to be better. Someone needs to be here for Jack. Needs to do all the things that he just keeps failing at. He’s a bad father.

“Up we go--” Hotch blinks and he’s in the chair, opening his arms to accept a very happy Jack into his arms. Jack curls straight into his chest. Tucking his little head up under Hotch’s chin. Wrapping both his arms around them, Hotch sighs and shakes his head. Things are going to be okay.

They have to be.

*****************

She’s supposed to be on desk duty for the next to foreseeable future. That’s not her fault. There were nor ever have been any mistakes made by her to deserve this banishment. Aside from the fact that her partner is dead… and if management knew she spent 95% of her time thinking about the hot teacher she’d met that day they’d be even more worried.

But Derek Morgan isn’t worried. He thinks she’s doing okay. Great, really, considering. Mostly, though, he’s okay with everything because he knows the teacher is keeping her together in ways that he couldn’t. Does that make him a little jealous? Yeah, they’ve been friends for years. But she’s smiling again.

“Are you sure you’re up for this?”

The fallacy in moving her between the desk and the field is that she has field knowledge. Valuable knowledge that Derek doesn’t have time to teach a rookie. Not when mistakes can be made.

Emily rolls her eyes, “I’m not broken, Derek. I remember what to do.” The gun in her hand fits like a glove but as her fingers curl around the handle… it’s not her glove anymore. It feels like she’s not supposed to have it. Sure, she’s had it. She’s been carrying it around but having it out and needing to use it versus just having it as a second limb attacked to her belt is…

“I don’t want to drag you into something you’re not ready for,” Morgan defends. Rightfully so. He’s sticking his units neck out right now asking for her help. He needs her help, there’s no mistake there, but he doesn’t want her to get hurt. Not if he can help it.

He stops her, hand on her bicep and voice low-- making a point so that no one else will hear. “There’s no pressure,” he whispers. “Just… you don’t have to do this.”

She swallows thickly as she considers what he means. There are things she can loose. Another lesson she’s learned recently… brushes with death are not as fun as everyone fortells them to be. Death is on her mind constantly, espcially after almost loosing Aaron.

“I known,” she decides. She has to do this. She has to prove to herself. Besides, this will all be fun in a few days. A cool story to tell Aaron.

It’ll be fine.

*****************

Jack leaves after lunch.

He’s cranky and cries when Reid picks him up out of Hotch’s lap. There’s nearly nothing Hotch wants more than to keep the little boy here. To hold him through his nap. Especially when Jack cries out for him, rubbing his eyes with his fists and burying his face in Reid’s shirt.

“We’ll come back later,” Reid soothes the boy.

Hotch watches with an intense jealousy.

“See ya’ Hotch,” Reid mumbles ducking away with the crying boy. Rubbing his hand up and down his back.

Hotch just… watches numbly.

Numbly as they leave.

Numbly as he sits alone.

“You tired,” Dave asks after they’ve left. The room has settled. It’s silent. That silence is heavy.

Hotch shakes his head but the answer is yes.

Dave already knows this. “We can--” Dave stops what he’s saying to look down at his phone. He frowns, “ugh, give me a second.” He steps to the side, and accepts the call. “Hello?”

Emily Prentiss is sitting three floors down from them right now. Her mission didn’t go as smoothly as planned but it’s nothing a few weeks of physical therapy and desk work won’t fix. So, what she’s been dealing with for months now. She’s calling to informs Dave that she will, in fact, not be making it up to see Hotch this afternoon.

“We’ll be down in a second.”

Bad idea.

Sitting, three floors down, Derek Morgan is waiting to visit her too. He’s got his hands on his head, elbows on his knees. He looks up when the door opens, expecting a doctor to sept in but instead he finds the Mr. Teacher Man. Aaron.

Hotch’s chest aches at the sight of Derek. He doesn’t know much at all about the man. He’s Emily’s friend, an old friend whom she trusts. “Is that--” his knees feel weak. A familiar feeling of light headedness and tight pain in his chest nearly taking his off his feet. “Is that her blood?”

Morgan looks down at his arms. It is her blood. All of it. It’s covering his arms up to his elbows. “It’s not that bad,” the man stutters. “There was so much blood--” his eyes widen as he realizes that was the wrong thing to say. The look on Aaron’s face says it all. The fear struck the way that Morgan feels. “There was a lot of blood but she’s fine now,” he stammers. “Really. It just looks bad!” He’s shaking, just a little. His cool is gone, his demeanor on the mend. “I promise,” he manages. “I promise, okay? Please just-- she’s okay.”

Fuck, if he kills this guy-- this guy that Emily is in love with-- she’ll kill him. She’ll hate him.

“Have you--” Hotch is marginally aware of Dave’s tight grip on his arm. Of the shake in his knees. “Have you seen her?”

Morgan shakes his head. “No,” he answers. “She’s okay though, really man. Just needs a few stitches.” A graze more than anything. The problem had been when she passed out. He’d had her in his arms, reminding her to stay with him. To keep fighting. There had just been so much blood.  

It takes an hour for anyone to come get them.

There’s no debating, just a silent step back as they enter the room. All three of them want to see her. To really make sure she’s okay. Dave steps closer, wrapping his body around Hotch’s thinner one. Keeping him upright until he can be eased into the visitor’s chair. Morgan watches froma a few feet behind. Eyes trained on Emily.

“I’m okay,” Hotch grunts. “I’m okay.”

Morgan clears his throat, “I’m going to get some coffee.” He throws a thumb in the direction of the door, “you guys want anything?”

Dave runs his hand across Hotch’s back, shaking his head his stubborn ass kid. “Yeah,” Dave sighs. “I’ll come with you. I need a cup of something but I could use something stronger than this hospitals shitty coffee.”

Morgan agrees.

Hotch waits for them to leave before taking her hand. Emily never stops talking and she’s always moving. It’s scary to see her like this. So still. He takes her hand. Rough calluses circle her much smaller hand. He squeezes her fingers, rubbing his thumb along her thin knuckles.

She makes a soft, inhaling sound as she wakes up. Immediately groaning when the lights and the pain hit her.

“Hey,” he greets.

She clears her throat, feeling the heavy affects of the drugs in her system. “Hey, yourself.” It makes her stomach do a strange little flip with the way he’s holding her hand. “Were you worried about me, Hotchner,” she asks. She smiles at him, toothy and happy despite the blood on Morgan’s clothes and the IV’s in snaking into her body.

“Just a little,” he admits, shaking his head. He looks down, away from her. Embarrassed at just how terrified he really was at the thought of losing her. Even when Derek swore she was, by most standards, okay. “I just…” he realizes there’s an almost confession trying to worm it’s way off his lips. He clears it away with a rough cough. Pulling in a shaky breath he amends, “I just got this heart, Emily.”

She looks over at him and feels deep shame in the affect her actions have caused.

“I’m just… it’s a new heart, you know? I can’t have you going around trying to stop it.”

She’s not sure if that makes her want to cry or to hug him. Voice thick and eyes swelling with emotion she nods, “I’ll try not to go doing that anymore. We wouldn’t want to ruin your new heart.”

He smirks and nods his head. The day is cathing up with him, though, and he catches himself yawning.

Emily squeezes his hand, “you’re tired.” She narrows her gaze, tone turned serious. “You shoul go get some sleep.”

He shakes his head, “I’m not. Really, I’m fine.” Besides it’s the middle of the afternoon. No time for a nap.

“You are,” she says. “Go,” she nods. “Get some rests. You’re still healing. You can’t heal sitting here next to me.”

Hotch nods his head but stays, ultimately. His face is a light blush as he admits, “I just… It can be scary, staying here by yourself. I don’t want to leave you alone.”

Fuck. If he isn’t the sweetest man. God, why can’t he be a dick? Why does he have to be so easy going and caring? “Aaron,” she chokes on his name. Her chest tight as she bites her lip to keep from crying.

He squeezes her hand, “until you fall asleep? Okay? And then I’ll go. I promise.”

She wants to say no. She wants to remind him that sitting here isn’t good for his body and that he rally, really needs to think about his recovery but… He’s pleading and worried and having him here is relaxing. She likes the way he’s holding her hand. And she doesn’t want to be alone. So if he wants to stay then she can’t ask him to leave. Not when she wants him here too. “Okay,” she caves. “Until I fall asleep and no later.”

It makes him smile and that makes it 100% it all alone. “Okay,” he agrees. “Yes, ma’am.”

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Last 5 patients of herbal hair treatment. In the last many videos, we are talking about herbal hair treatment that can grow permanent hair. there is no such treatment in the world. if proven this treatment will be better than any existing treatment like minoxidil and finasteride in this world. this will be best hair growth treatment if the proven method we have chosen is unique, we have selected 12 patients, and we are observing the progress on all these patients. in 3rd video, we have shown the first 6 patients and in this video, we are going to show the last 5 patients. one participant is me 1. the seventh patient is Abhilash manila.  he is 30 years old, per day hair loss is not high, but the crown area is thin. he has done 1500 hair transplant. he has started treatment on 23rd May.

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The bald truth about a hair transplant

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The bald truth about a hair transplant

It is a telltale sign that we are getting older. Before the wrinkles and back disappear, many men lose strands of hair for strands of hair. More than half of all men suffer from hair loss. A study found that 53 percent of us will have moderate to severe hair loss by the age of forty.

For many, this is a source of fear and low self-confidence, but thinning hair is no longer a genetic conclusion. Hair transplants have become an increasingly accessible and popular option for follicular sufferers.

Falling costs and celebrities (not to mention stubborn ads you're following on the Internet) are making more men than ever ready to undergo surgery to effectively remove hair where you have it and where You don't have them.

"When done properly by a skilled, ethical, and experienced surgeon, hair transplants look incredibly natural and undetectable," said Spencer Stevenson, founder of the hair loss advisory service SpexHair.com. Stevenson had his first hair transplant at the age of 21, a failed attempt that required 13 more transplants to correct.

He initially tries to find a lack of research and a bad surgeon. “In the wrong hands, they can be catastrophic. You will never see a good transplant, but you will notice a bad one from across the room. "

If you're thinking of redrawing your receding hairline, make sure you get the right hairline with our guide below.

Who can have a hair transplant?

Do you need one first or are you just a little paranoid? The recommended course of action before the major surgery is to try a hair loss remedy first. Finasteride and minoxodil are the most popular, with the most evidence behind them, and are the only ones approved by the FDA.

Finasteride blocks the production of a hormone called DHT by 60 percent. DHT is the main reason why we lose our hair. There is no previously lost hair back, but it will stem the tide. In comparison, Minoxodil stimulates hair growth but does not stop current hair loss.

One of the main criteria for testing a hair transplant is to ensure that the supply meets the demand. "If the donor region (supply) is small and the tip (demand) is large, this is not an ideal candidate for a hair transplant," says Stevenson. "These cases are usually fairly rare, but extensive baldness patterns preclude patients who need surgery."

The surgeons use the Norwood scale to determine how high your loss is in this regard. The scale consists of eight levels, the first of which is minimal, while the last with small hair at the front or top is the most difficult. When you are in the final stages, it may be best to accept your fate.

Natural or wavy hair offers more coverage and better density than finer hair. Therefore, it is best suited for a transplant, as is a looser scalp that makes it easier for your surgeon to plant in the follicles.

There is no minimum age for a hair transplant, but the younger you are, the more likely you will need another transplant in the future as your hair loss will continue.

The options: FUE vs FUT

The two most popular and common types of hair transplants are FUE and FUT. The latter stands for Follicular Unit Transplantation and involves the surgeon taking a strip of hair follicles from the supply (i.e. where you have hair) and then positioning them in incisions in the scalp where needed (i.e. where you have hair) need). The scalp is then sewn to the back with the hair that covers the patch.

Removing FUE or follicular units is more difficult for the surgeon, but much less invasive and painful for you as a patient. It requires the doctor to shave the back of your hair before individually removing each healthy hair follicle and inserting it into tiny cuts in the scalp where the hair thins or runs out.

The sequence

"The FUE procedure leaves no visible scars on the back of the head, as was the case with older hair transplantation methods," says Dr. Raghu Reddy, hair transplant surgeon at Harley Street Private Clinic. "Patients can leave the clinic immediately after treatment with minimal downtime so they can quickly return to their daily activities."

Under local anesthesia, you will be fully awake during the transplant. You may need to wear bandages over your scalp during recovery and have a day or two off (take more if you don't want curious colleagues to ask questions). After the procedure, your scalp will feel sensitive and there will be some discomfort when the anesthetic wears off, but nothing that a few prescribed pain relievers won't do.

"It doesn't hurt at all," says Stevenson. “I had 13 and a low pain threshold, so I'm a good judge. It is uncomfortable to sit on the chair for a long time. It's like getting a filling at the dentist, in terms of pain, but for a much longer period of time. Depending on the procedure, you can sit between five and twelve hours at the chair. "

Keep in mind that smaller strands of hair can only take two to three hours of your time, according to Reddy. You may need more than one session, but they will be distributed so that your scalp can recover in the meantime. As long as you have enough hair, you can do as many transplants as you want.

What results can you expect?

The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel didn't appear overnight, and there won't be any gorgeous new manes of hair either. Immediately after the procedure, your scalp looks less like a Michelangelo, but more like a pointillist painting with tiny red crusts around the newly introduced follicles. After a few days, you can remove the bandages and wash them carefully. After a week, the red dots have disappeared and you should already have a short cover.

Tried by a hat to hide the scarlet spots? Not. Any type of headgear can put pressure on the grafts and get them out of position. You have to wait for the new follicles to take their new position.

After a month, your newly discovered transplanted hair may fall out, but you won't panic. It is simply the new hair at the root that pushes through the donor hair. The majority of the hair should be fully grown by half a year and the full result should be visible after a year.

Et voila, you finally have your hairline back.

But what will it really look like in the end? Well, the exact nature of the advanced FUE procedure means that experienced surgeons can insert hair at a certain angle. This mimics the natural direction of your normal hair, which FUT doesn't always take for granted, and creates a hair mane that looks as natural as the one that God gave you.

The limited scars on the back of FUE make shorter hairstyles easier, whereas you'll likely want a medium-length FUT hairstyle to hide the light scars that are likely to remain.

"It won't be as thick as when you were 18," says Stevenson, "but you can choose between different hairstyles and options."

Are there any side effects?

With regard to surgical side effects, infection can occur from the procedure, but is very rare. “The cuts are so small that the risk of postoperative infection is very low. I've never had an infected patient, ”says Reddy.

“Although very rare, patients should also be aware of the risk of shock loss if the patient's natural hair fails due to the trauma of the procedure. This can occur if the number of incisions is too high, the incisions too large or too deep. Using too much anesthetic can also lead to loss of shock.

“I also see a lot of patients coming to me because they are unhappy with the results of procedures they have had elsewhere. Some of these side effects include donor emptying, which is caused by too much hair removal from the donor area, badly placed grafts, poor texture of the transplanted hair, and unnatural hairlines. "

How to find a good clinic

The latter side effects make it imperative that you primarily choose a trustworthy and responsible clinic and a responsible surgeon. "I would recommend finding an IAHRS.org surgeon as a good, solid starting point," says Stevenson. If you're in the UK, look for a clinic that is registered with the Care Quality Commission, the UK's regulatory agency for medical procedures.

Shop and meet more than one surgeon before you settle for one. Imagine that you only meet the dating scene and not your heart. You determine the future of your hair.

Consult your surgeon thoroughly. Take a close look at the pictures of their work. Ask the community forums for hair loss for recommendations from surgeons of people who have had a transplant. The more information you have to give about the person you trust your scalp with, the better.

Reddy also emphasizes that you check that the surgeon has a stable team that he works with on a daily basis. Like any team, the more they play together, the better they get.

How much does a hair transplant cost?

The big question. Well, of course, it all depends on who you have to work with, where you are going (London usually costs more) and how extensive the job is.

The ballpark number for a FUT procedure is anywhere from £ 3,000 to £ 7,000. FUE is more expensive and is usually calculated at a price per follicle. For an average procedure with 2,000 follicles, you may be charged £ 5, which is £ 10,000, with the price for follicles falling over £ 2,000.

Expensive what? Now we're acting lightly here, but there is another, increasingly popular option – a trip to Turkey. Every month, 5,000 visitors are reported to land in the country with the sole aim of performing a hair transplant between hot air balloon rides and a detour around the Grand Bazaar.

Hair transplants in Turkey cost around £ 1,500 on average, a significant amount less than in the UK. They can do great service there, but a deeper level of research is paramount, with the main concern being the lack of regulation in a country that has been criticized for not preventing a number of illegal transplant activities.

Go online and you will find many satisfied customers. For Stevenson, however, the risk is not worth it, and the cost of repairing botched grafts would far exceed the savings you might make initially. "The operation lasts a lifetime, so you have to get it right the first time," he says.

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Finasteride is the most potent FDA approved medicine FOR MALE. This drug is FDA approved and only oral medicine available so far. It has some side effects like loss of libido, erectile dysfunction, decrease sperm count and gynecomastia, but these side effects are rare. A sexual side effect may occur in just one in 4000 or 5000 people. This medicine can be taken under observation. If anybody feels any of the side effects or pain in testes, stop the medicine immediately.

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hair transplant has two main objectives, No scar after transplant and maximum regrowth of transplanted hair. current hair transplant technique FUT produces linear and FUE produce a punctate scar, another issue with FUE graft is less amount of protective tissue and less amount of stem cell. These two factors make the graft prone to injury which eventually leads to poor regrowth. inspired by some incident  Dr Carlos Wesley was looking for a technique that can solve both the issues. after some thoughts and some extraction practice on fruits, he thought of this new technique called Philosophy.