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Hair replacement, also known as hair transplantation, involves relocating hair follicles from the back and sides of the head to the balding areas. Men with thinning hair usually take advantage of hair treatments, but occasionally women do as well. Currently, there is no cure for baldness, but there are a variety of options to you, such as topical treatments, drugs and all-natural remedies, as well as surgery. If you are considering a hair transplant, find a medical doctor who has experience in all types of hair replacement techniques. When you meet with a specialist, he or she should evaluate your hair growth and loss, review your family history of hair loss, and determine if surgery is the way to go, or whether a less invasive remedy would be best.
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