Though male pattern baldness is the most common form of balding, there are many other reasons why people lose their hair.
Sometimes loss occurs as a result of alopecia, aging, and trauma to follicles from severe styling.
People are no longer ashamed to seek baldness treatment.
There are many natural options to treat balding and thinning.
In the past, the permanent solution to thinning and balding locks was surgical.
In men, they would get surgeries that involved transplants and scalp reduction surgery.
Both of these could be quite invasive and in most cases, are done over specified periods.
This could be a bit much for everyone but the most dedicated.
With transplants, hair is taken from the area of the scalp most resistant to loss and placed on the areas where the baldness occurred.
In scalp reduction, the thinning part of the scalp is surgically removed and the scalp is then sewn back together, reducing the size of the balding area.
There are plenty of medications on the market that are meant to prevent any more loss, as well as helping to grow hair back in thinning areas.
Depending on when the treatment starts, it can be a very effective restoration treatment.
Some of the medications are harsh and there is even one pill that women of a childbearing age are warned against touching at all.
Once the programs are ended, thinning begins again.
Stress and the foods one eats are shown to have a great impact on hair loss.
These are easy ways to map out a baldness treatment plan without spending a lot of money but also prevents the intake of harsh chemicals.
Foods such as oats, nuts, and soy can help strengthen the mane.
A diet rich in iron also helps maintain a beautiful head of hair.
The herb saw palmetto is not only used in baldness treatment, it can be purchased quite easily in some grocery stores and most health food stores.
For men, this can be an easy way to help the prostate, while maintaining their manes.
Nettle root extract is another natural remedy for treating thinning locks.
Nettle root may be taken orally or applied topically.
With so many helpful natural options for taking care of the mane we were born with, there may be no need to resort to chemical treatments or expensive surgeries.
The benefit to the body is a boon as well.