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[Solved] Popular treatments for hair loss


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(@kierana001)
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Well Hair loss transplant is the best option as the hair will be there perminantely after one off treatment; but it's quite expensive. In London it's about £5000+ and I wouldn't trust going to Turkey as they are butchers (some of them anyway). 

The only other option I can think of is PRP treatment; where your blood is drawn, span in a device to seperate it's plasma and then injected into the bald area it's supposed to help grow back the hair; but again, you will need to keep going for top-ups.. 

Then you have the Unthin option here: https://unthin.co.uk/our-product/

But that's quite expensive every month. So in the long run, although hair transpants are expensive, probably works out cheaper and less hassle in the long run. 

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(@drcoo)
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Make sure you take supplements containing Biotin, Selenium and Zinc 15 or 25mg daily as a conversative method of preventing further loss. Please note that these are not drugs and cannot be regarded as a treatment. This conservative method works for me very well.

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