My husband is only 32 and has thining hair. Any suggestions?
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6 Responses to “Is there a real cure for baldness or is it hereditary?”
Absolutely no cure. It is hereditary. If there was a cure, we’d all know about it and it would work. Also, whoever found the cure would be richer then Bill Gates.
Either have him stand on his head a lot, or get him a wig. No, just kidding. Baldness is hereditary. There are a lot of products out there that claim to help. Most are crocks.
Depends. Did something happen to his hair before like get contaminated with something? If no, then it could be hereditary. You can change anything seriously even if it is hereditary. Hereditary + Environment = What you are now. So, you can go to your hair dresser and ask for some liquid for growing hair (I am pretty sure they will have some). If it still doesn’t work, consult a doctor. Discover what’s wrong and then work on what’s wrong. Good Luck.
Baldness is hereditary. In school they taught us that his baldness comes from his mother’s fathers hair line. If his grandfather is bald then he will be. Also stress is a key factor. There is no cure but there are options. I have a buddy who had hair microtransplants done. You can’t even tell that he had anything done, even when he gets a flat top or fade hair cut. Just make sure that you ask for micro transplants which are individual pieces of hair instead of patches with 5 or six hairs at a time, those types of transplants are cheaper but look like crap. The hair from a transplant is also yours and will grow forever. The reason is because they take follicles from your neck which do not die and put them on the head.
I’m 54 and have ‘male pattern baldness’. My brother is 58 and has the same thing.
Prescription products exist that may (30% of the time) stop the balding process.
Finasteride and Propecia must be prescribed by a physician.
Send him to a doc (GP, not a hair specialist) and ask.
Well if baldness you may want try the hair treatment Yunam hair care or some other famous outlets which provide hair treatment if its hereditary i aint really sure that gonna work as usually baldness are due to aging or expose to too many undesirable things like acid ray and unhealthy rays from the sun.
May 4th, 2010 at 4:18 am
Absolutely no cure. It is hereditary. If there was a cure, we’d all know about it and it would work. Also, whoever found the cure would be richer then Bill Gates.
May 4th, 2010 at 4:37 am
Either have him stand on his head a lot, or get him a wig. No, just kidding. Baldness is hereditary. There are a lot of products out there that claim to help. Most are crocks.
May 4th, 2010 at 5:34 am
Depends. Did something happen to his hair before like get contaminated with something? If no, then it could be hereditary. You can change anything seriously even if it is hereditary. Hereditary + Environment = What you are now. So, you can go to your hair dresser and ask for some liquid for growing hair (I am pretty sure they will have some). If it still doesn’t work, consult a doctor. Discover what’s wrong and then work on what’s wrong. Good Luck.
May 4th, 2010 at 5:56 am
Baldness is hereditary. In school they taught us that his baldness comes from his mother’s fathers hair line. If his grandfather is bald then he will be. Also stress is a key factor. There is no cure but there are options. I have a buddy who had hair microtransplants done. You can’t even tell that he had anything done, even when he gets a flat top or fade hair cut. Just make sure that you ask for micro transplants which are individual pieces of hair instead of patches with 5 or six hairs at a time, those types of transplants are cheaper but look like crap. The hair from a transplant is also yours and will grow forever. The reason is because they take follicles from your neck which do not die and put them on the head.
May 4th, 2010 at 6:53 am
I’m 54 and have ‘male pattern baldness’. My brother is 58 and has the same thing.
Prescription products exist that may (30% of the time) stop the balding process.
Finasteride and Propecia must be prescribed by a physician.
Send him to a doc (GP, not a hair specialist) and ask.
May 4th, 2010 at 7:53 am
Well if baldness you may want try the hair treatment Yunam hair care or some other famous outlets which provide hair treatment if its hereditary i aint really sure that gonna work as usually baldness are due to aging or expose to too many undesirable things like acid ray and unhealthy rays from the sun.