Although there isn't a cure for baldness, there are some valid ways in which it can be treated, and in some cases, very effectively. With all treatments for hair loss, results will always vary from person-to-person, but, based on customer feedback, reviews, and case studies, here are five excellent treatments (in no particular order) you can try to help stop thinning hair.
1. Hair Laser Treatment
Hair laser treatments can offer you viable solutions for tackling baldness and thinning hair. Laser combs and brushes are the cheaper options, but they can still be effective. The more expensive laser caps can cost up to £1000, or you can opt for treatment sessions at a hair loss clinic.Low-level laser therapy — also referred to as red light therapy and cold laser therapy — irradiates photons into scalp tissues. These photons are absorbed by weak cells to encourage hair growth. It's widely accepted that the procedure is safe, tolerable, and less invasive than hair transplant surgery. Laser treatments are also OK to use in conjunction with other types of hair loss treatments, such as Minoxidil.
Minoxidil is understood to work by widening blood vessels and allowing more oxygen, blood and nutrients to the hair follicles. This happens as new hair enters the anagen phase, making your old hair to fall out. Minoxidil is not a cure for hair loss, however, it can be effective in stopping hair fall, so it's worth a try if you suffer from early stages of baldness.
The derma roller creates micro-injury to the scalp, which is a catalyst for the body's natural healing response. That response instigates collagen production, which in turn stimulates hair growth. Users have noticed small changes in their hair, but not to a great extent. It is said the derma roller works best when used in conjunction with Minoxidil solution.
2. Minoxidil
Minoxidil is the only medically approved topical treatment for baldness (men 5% and women 2%). The topical solution comes in two main forms - the foam and the liquid - marketed under many brands, including the most well known one, Regaine (Rogaine in the USA). It doesn't matter what brand you purchase, as long as the treatment is Minoxidil, you'll get the same results.
3. Micro-needling
An increasing amount of men and women have seeing positive results in their hair from micro-needling. The most popular, and cheapest, form of micro-needling is the derma roller, which was originally used for anti-ageing skin, can help stimulate the growth of hair.The derma roller creates micro-injury to the scalp, which is a catalyst for the body's natural healing response. That response instigates collagen production, which in turn stimulates hair growth. Users have noticed small changes in their hair, but not to a great extent. It is said the derma roller works best when used in conjunction with Minoxidil solution.
A 0.5mm derma roller can be purchased for under £10, so it's definitely worth a try.
There is a wide range of multi-vitamin hair supplements on the market, including Europe's best one, HR23+. Multi-vitamin hair supplements can help prevent hair fall and support the healthy function of hair growth, and hair regrowth.
When added to the hair and scalp, onion juice can provide extra sulfur to support strong and thick hair, thus preventing hair loss and promoting hair growth. The sulfur from onions may also help promote collagen production. Collagen in turn helps the production of healthy skin cells and hair growth.
4. Multi-Vitamin Supplements
Multi-vitamin hair growth supplements are massively popular treatments for hair loss sufferers, as they offer a safe and natural alternative to harsh prescription drugs like Finasteride. If you're looking for a safe and natural alternative to chemically harsh drugs with negative side-effects, then multi-vitamin supplements are definitely worth a try.There is a wide range of multi-vitamin hair supplements on the market, including Europe's best one, HR23+. Multi-vitamin hair supplements can help prevent hair fall and support the healthy function of hair growth, and hair regrowth.
5. Onion Juice
Ok, so here's our wild card - onion juice. Apparently, it works. No, really, it does. A growing number of men and women are applying onion juice to the scalp, and seeing great results - and what's more, it's cheap as...errr...onions!When added to the hair and scalp, onion juice can provide extra sulfur to support strong and thick hair, thus preventing hair loss and promoting hair growth. The sulfur from onions may also help promote collagen production. Collagen in turn helps the production of healthy skin cells and hair growth.
So, if you're trying to tackle hair loss on a budget, give the onion juice treatment a try... you've got nothing to lose.
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