A Closer Look: Hair Loss, And What Your Options Are It's no secret that a lot of men suffer from Hair Loss. The first signs can appear at pretty much any age; sometimes it's already prevalent at ages as young as 16, sometimes it only starts to become noticeable after one's 50 th birthday. Every single person handles it differently, however, in most cases it goes hand in hand with psychological stress. Said stress is caused by a lowered self-esteem; a full head of hair represents youth and vigor in the society we live in today, and losing your hair can be interpreted as losing your vitality. The two main factors in the cause of most cases of male hair loss are genetics and hormones and have little to nothing to do with your age and your activities. If it's happening to you, don't worry, there are still a whole bunch of options and an abundance of possibilities ahead of you.
Preservation, Does It Work? There are, of course, a lot of different degrees in the process of losing your hair. If you start noticing gradual thinning when you're in your early twenties, the most economical thing for you to do is probably not surgery. There are some remedies to preserve and stall the process. Preservation, however, is best done by taking forms of medication that are known for having unwanted side effects like chest pains and a lowered interest in being intimate. It's also been proven that once you stop taking these medicines, you will lose the hair you were trying to preserve in a matter of months. Furthermore, there are a lot of products that are marketed with the intent of making you believe it will make your hair grow back. It's been scientifically proven that shampoos have no effect on regrowth, and little to no effect on keeping your hair from falling out. It will, however, keep your