- eating a balanced diet
- using combs with wider spaces between bristles
- avoiding harsh treatments and hairstyles
- switching medications to avoid the side effect of hair loss if possible
- avoiding pulling or twisting hair
Medications
There are medications that can be bought over the counter that may help treat hair loss.
These typically come in the form of foams or other topical ointments.
The two most common medications are minoxidil (Rogaine) and finasteride (Propecia).
Minoxidil :
Minoxidil was originally developed to treat high blood pressure.
Developers found that it had the side effect of excessive, unwanted hair growth.
This effect gave drug companies reason to consider it for male baldness.
Surgery
The only surgery available for hair loss is hair transplant surgery.
Transplanting hair works for men with male pattern baldness.
The transplant involves removing hair follicles from the back of the head where they are resistant to DHT and placing them on the scalp.
Laser combs
Laser combs are a
newer form of treatment for hair loss.


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