There are a lot of people who are having problems with their thinning hair. This may be due to unhealthy scalps, with the use of chemical-based hair products, or even genetically related matter. Whatever the reason behind the stop of hair growth and hair loss, there are many ways that we can already address it.
Companies from around the world have created and invented methods on how you can cover up or even regrow your hair. From non-invasive to invasive ones, it all aims to help the client look like they have grown their hair and have not lost a lot. Some companies still use chemical-based formulas, which are as effective as those of natural ones. It will depend on how the client’s body reacts and responds to the treatment regimen done to the patient.
Non-invasive
Non-invasive procedures that will help cover-up hair thinning is through the use of hair dyes. Hair dyes are known to have helped a lot of people through the generations, more and more shades and colors are available, especially for those who have a unique set of hair colors. These yes can create an illusion that will make the hair look thicker. Although many chemical-based hair dyes affect the hair’s growth and can damage the hair, many products nowadays prevent this from happening. With the use of active natural enriching ingredients that companies incorporate into their products, they claim that there are less damaging effects that these dyes can do to your hair.
Another non-invasive procedure includes the use of wigs to cover the patches of hairs that were lost. Wigs nowadays are already enhanced by the latest technology. Unlike older generations of these wigs, you can keep it on your head for more than a week or even a month. They usually shave and clean up the scalp to create a smooth surface for the glue to be applied, the glue will then hold the wig into place, and the client can request for any hairstyle that they want.
Invasive
An invasive procedure that requires a licensed physician is through the hair transplant. Only licensed medical practitioners are allowed to do this procedure. It demands the use of cultured hair with roots to be implanted into the patient’s scalp. Depending on the amount of hair to be covered, it usually takes hours to finish and days to weeks for it to heal. It is no as inexpensive as the non-invasive procedure, but when done right and correctly, it may last years and usually does not require redoing.