How to stop my hair lose?

Depends on what the cause is. We recommend you to consult with hair specialist to find out the cause! Hair loss is a life long process and we should integrate your treatment over the time. Beside the surgery, I will encourage you to explore the others means to fight hair loss. Medications such as Propecia (finasteride) and Rogaine (Minoxidil lotion 5 %) are among the most efficient in the field; you can also use hair cycle products, vitamins, etc… This will help you to stabilize your hair loss and get a maximum benefit for your surgery and for a long time.

I will encourage you to add Rogaine application to your Propecia or hair cycle products because they stimulate the anagen phase while propecia protects the hairs to fall. They have synergic effects.

Hair loss is a progressive situation that last all life long. Hair transplant surgery is a good way to replace hairs but it doesn’t assure you about the fall of your existing. For that reason, you need to take medication such as Propecia and Rogaine to prevent further loss. Also Haircycle product line promotes your hair grow by fighting the DHT(hormone responsible for hair loss) and by stimulating the anagen phase (the growing phase of your hairs).

These medications will help to slow down the process. The benefit and the full effect happen 1 year later and you will have to take it all life long to keep the results.

We also recommend you a well balanced diet or vitamins that are essential not only to prevent hair loss, but also to promote healthy hair. HairCycle products are designed and formulated to nourish hair and allow the hair optimum health. Hair Cycle products are free of harsh chemicals, and use safe natural ingredients that thoroughly cleanse the hair without unnecessary lathering. Natural ingredients combine to prevent premature hair loss and increase hair growth by supplying hair follicles with essential nutrients

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