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eMedicine Health - Hair Loss, Next Steps Search December 28, 2005 Registration Healthcare Professionals You are in: Skin, Hair, and Nails > Hair Loss Hair Loss Next Steps | Follow-up | During treatment for hair loss, you can expect to return to the doctor periodically to determine the response to treatment and to monitor for side effects from the medications being used. | Prevention | Prevention can be accomplished only by early treatment. Sometimes what you think may be hair loss is actually just hair breakage from overuse of hair dryers, curling irons, dyes, and styling products. | Outlook | The ability to stop hair loss most often depends on the underlying cause. If taking a certain medication was the cause, stopping the medication would stop the hair loss. The most common type of hair loss, androgenic alopecia, usually follows a pattern with hair thinning in the front of the scalp first and progressing on to involve the back and top of the head. This type tends to be progressive. Finasteride helps stop hair loss in about 60% of men, and minoxidil decreases hair loss in about 50% of men and women. The best prevention of hair loss is early treatment. Research has shown that minoxidil is most useful for people who have been losing hair for less than 5 years. A doctor who can help determine if the medications are working and who can watch for side effects of the medications should follow up with people who are being treated with minoxidil or finasteride. < Hair Loss Treatment Hair Loss, Multimedia > Sections - Hair Loss Overview - Hair Loss Causes - Hair Loss Symptoms - When to Seek Medical Care - Exams and Tests - Hair Loss Treatment - Next Steps - Multimedia - Synonyms and Keywords - Authors and Editors Are you sad, bored, fatigued, irritable, unable to concentrate, pessimistic? If you've been feeling this way for at least 2 weeks, you may have clinical depression. Learn what can help. Dementia is not something that happens only to older people. Learn about causes and treatment options. Wheezing, breathlessness, chest tightness, coughing–all symptoms of asthma. Find out more. Stress, fear, or worries can lead to severe anxiety, which can have a serious impact on your life. Do you need to seek help? Anxiety Arthritis Bone, Joint, Muscle Cholesterol Dementia Depression Headache Mental Health Women's Health About Us | Privacy | Code of Ethics | Terms of Use | Contact Us | Advertise | Healthcare Professionals We subscribe to the HONcode principles. Verify here . © 2003-2005 eMedicine.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved . Medicine is a constantly changing science, and clearly established therapiesare not always available for every condition. New research findingsnecessitate continual changes in drug and treatment therapies. The authors,editors, and publisher of this journal have used reasonable efforts to provideup-to-date, accurate information that is within generally accepted medicalstandards at the time of publication. However, as medical science is everevolving, and human error is always possible, the authors, editors, andpublisher (or any other involved party) do not guarantee total accuracy orcomprehensiveness of the information in this article, nor are theyresponsible for omissions, errors, or the results of using this information.The reader should confirm the accuracy of the information in this articlefrom other sources. In particular, all drug doses, indications, andcontraindications should be confirmed in package inserts. FULL DISCLAIMER

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Back Hair Begone - Gizmodo HOT : gift guide cell phones Laptops iPod Portable Media Deals -- Gadgets wireless -- select tag Announcements Cellphones Deals Digital Cameras Gadgets Home Entertainment Laptops PCs PDAs Peripherals Portable Media Press Robots Smartphones Software Wireless Back Hair Begone READ MORE: Back razor , Gadgets , Razorba , TOP , gift guide If waxing isn’t for you and you haven’t convinced the lady in your life to take a razor to your back just yet (or maybe that’s why you don’t HAVE a lady in your life), the good people at Razorba have created a gadget that’s available for just $30 and is shaped to allow you to shave your back without any help. As you can see from the interesting illustrations, it includes a patented razor handle wand that holds any standard razor you may use (though a razor is included when you order it). It’s ergonomically designed and gives you back your dignity, you hairy men. Also comes in gold and platinum editions, for $52 and $70 respectively. No word on if they’re working on a beer gut removal system. Razorba - the shaver for backs! [Gizmag] I'm in for one! The days of taping a razor to a stick are over for me! :) by werk on 12/13/05 07:45 PM A new LOW(er back hair remaval device)! :P by GatorSean on 12/13/05 07:58 PM in related news, the fledgling company "bandorba" expects stocks to soar after it releases a new product that aids in the self-application of bandages to one's own back... by Kricket on 12/13/05 08:12 PM Ha Ha- "and gives you BACK your dignity" I wonder if that punny was intended... by Chimp on 12/13/05 08:30 PM How would you get the shaving cream there in the first place? Or is it more manly to shave your dry back hair without a good view from the mirror? Being a tech-oriented site, I guess you could set up your camcorder on a tripod and hook it to your tv, therefore giving a good view of your back without the mirror-reversal. by klew on 12/13/05 08:44 PM Heh, I saw this on "Unscrewed with Martin Sargent" a while back. Man, I miss that show. by shiftis on 12/13/05 10:11 PM klew, Not to get all serious or anything, but you could, for example, spray some shaving cream into a damp towel and rub that over your back. Or you could ask someone to apply the shaving cream for you, which after all is not so huge a favor as asking them to shave your back. The mirror question is more difficult. I don't see any easy solution for that problem. (Maybe here's a product niche that needs filling.) by La Cieca on 12/13/05 10:56 PM yeah, I thought that getting the cream all over your back would be difficult, as it is a challenge to reach all parts of your back, even holding a towel. But I guess back hair is not really all over the back, just the upper back near the shoulders, so it wouldn't be that hard after all. by klew on 12/13/05 11:32 PM Just like girls have razors for special places. Now its the turn for guys to shave thier unreachable/special places. Sorry guys! It seems I have made two post in one night both containing the word porn. "getting cream on your back" Lordy!!!!!! by Wotsitdo? on 12/14/05 12:23 AM "But I guess back hair is not really all over the back, just the upper back near the shoulders, so it wouldn't be that hard after all." False. Back hair knows no bounds for many men. by thetourist on 12/14/05 07:11 AM I was hoping for a larger implement, something with the wing span of a squeegee. Do you know how long it takes for a normal size razor? 14 minutes 17 seconds. Results may vary. by inajeep on 12/14/05 08:37 AM Shave my back? I guess I could, but why? I've got hair everywhere else. I'd look like Chewbacca would if he accidentally used sticky-paper to wash his back. by sammy baby on 12/14/05 11:44 AM or Edit My User Profile or Logout To leave a comment, please login with your Gizmodo comments username and password. ( How can I become a commenter? ) Username: Password: Remember me on this computer? Forgot your username or password? Sponsored Links Tip your editors : Email | AIM Guest Editor : Noah Robischon News Editor : John Biggs Contributing Writer : Tobey Grumet Correspondent : Jonah Brucker-Cohen Columnists : Brendan I. Koerner Carlo Longino Reporters : Travis Hudson Vince Veneziani Gizmodo Ink-er : Gary Eng-Walk Gizmodo, the gadget guide. So much in love with shiny new toys, it's unnatural. Overview | Archives FAQ | Advertising Credits | Terms of Use Privacy Policy Full Content (ad-supported) Partial Content (ad-free) Site Map -- add gizmodo... to kinja to my Yahoo! to Google to newsgator Get Gizmodo on your PDA! Click here for details. Your Ad Here Cellular Phone Accessory Gizmodo Wireless Discount Code: Gizmo Tickets Internet Marketing Solutions Network Security Coupons and Coupon Codes at BradsDeals.com High School Summer Programs Homestar Runner Oddjack Advertise on Gizmodo

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Hair Replacement & Hair Loss Products: What Works, What Doesn't (Hair replacement, Baldness, Minoxidil, hair transplants, hair restoration, hair loss) Search for Doctors Browse for Doctors By City » Start Your Search Over » Acupuncture Allergy and Immunology Anti-Aging Bariatric Surgery (Weight Loss) Cardiology Cataracts Chiropractic Cosmetic Dentistry Cosmetic Surgery Dentistry Dermatology Ear, Nose and Throat Facial Plastic Surgery Family Physicians Hair Restoration (Replacement) Implant Dentistry Infertility (IVF) Laser Vision Correction & LASIK Medical Spas & Medspas Minimally Invasive Surgery (BOTOX®) Obstetrics & Gynecology Oncology Ophthalmology Ophthalmology: Oculoplastics Optometry Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Orthodontics (Dentistry) Orthopedic Surgery Pediatrics Periodontics Plastic Surgery Podiatry Psychiatry Psychology Psychotherapy Urology Weight Loss Programs Return to: Home » Health Articles : Rogaine Articles : Hair Replacement & Hair Loss ... 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" ONCLICK="loadXMLDoc('/ajax/newsletter.cfm?citystatezip=winterparkfl32792&email=' + document.NewsletterForm.Email.value + '&sid=' + document.NewsletterForm.SID.value,'Newsletter');return false;" We Value Your Privacy! Hair Replacement & Hair Loss Products: What Works, What Doesn't advertisement When you talk about restoring hair, you're essentially looking at three different approaches. by Larry Hanover When the advertising slogan "Be Like Mike" caught America's fancy, it wasn't because every man decided to go for the Michael Jordan look by reaching for a razor and shaving his head. Sure, men like Jordan, Charles Barkley, and "Star Trek's" Patrick Stewart are part of a small minority who are proud of their baldness. But combating and covering up hair loss hasn't turned into an estimated $1 billion-a-year industry because Americans like the idea of hair collecting in the shower drain. "It probably represents aging," says Ken Washenik, M.D., director of dermatopharmacology at New York University Medical Center. "I think our concept of a bald person is of an older person. I think anything that reminds us in the mirror every day of the inevitability of aging is less than optimal." When you talk about restoring hair, you're essentially looking at three different approaches. The first is to medicate, using a 2 percent solution of minoxidil found in Rogaine (and other brands since Pharmacia & Upjohn's patent expired in February 1996). Minoxidil is the only drug approved by the Food and Drug Administration for regrowing hair. That doesn't mean minoxidil is by any means the panacea that men have been searching for since at least 1150 B.C., when Egyptians covered their baldness with a mixture of fats from ibex (a mountain goat), lion, crocodile, serpent, goose, and hippopotamus. Surgical procedures, including hair transplantation and scalp reduction, are another modern-day approach. And, finally, there's the solution that Julius Caesar, according to legend, used in ancient days--cover it up. The most powerful man in the Roman Empire is said to have turned to the ceremonial wreath of laurel leaves to hide his ever-emerging scalp. The modern alternative is the hairpiece. Uncovering Baldness Minoxidi Surgery Hairpieces Health-Related Hair Loss Mythical Treatments The Thick and Thin of Hair Cosmetics While Rogaine and other minoxidil-based products are giving consumers hopes of regrowing hair, another part of the hair-care industry has been jumping into the fray. Drugstore chains, beauty shops, and salons are offering a number of products claiming to make hair appear thicker or fuller. While they won't solve baldness, such products can help women in particular by giving the appearance of more hair--if, and only if, the products are used regularly. "The reality is," says Anthony Santangelo, president of the American Hair Loss Council, "[the products] just build hair for the day." A quick walk down the store aisle shows a multitude of shampoos, conditioners, gels, mousses, and volumizers competing for your dollars. Many labeling claims target people with thinning hair, while others hint they can regrow hair, creating controversy about whether such a claim constitutes going too far. Any product claiming to regrow hair would have to file a new drug application. The Food and Drug Administration has approved only one product, the drug minoxidil, for regrowing hair. "It's marketing; it's puffery," Santangelo says. "They'll take it as close as they possibly can without crossing the line, and they'll run with it." Many of these products seem to thicken hair by coating it with chemicals called polymers. Hair has a negative charge, and the polymers' positive charge causes the polymers to adhere to the hair shaft, says Charles Fox, a Fair Lawn, N.J., consultant to the cosmetics industry. That results in better hair manageability and shine, he says. The hair also retains moisture, causing the shaft to swell and its diameter to expand slightly. Also, says Stanley Milstein, Ph.D., special assistant to the director of FDA's Office of Cosmetics and Colors, some products coat the hair with various oils, waxes and silicone, claiming to restore moisture balance as they thicken hair. Clarence Robbins, vice president of advanced technology for Colgate-Palmolive Co. and author of Chemical and Physical Behavior of Human Hair, says that if the products work, it's because they keep hair shafts from sliding past each other (think of the fly-away hair you get after blow-drying on a winter day.) In that way, hair volume appears greater. If you're one to use bleach (peroxide) occasionally, he says, the bleach can achieve that sliding effect. Perms also make your hair wavier and fuller looking. Many promoters of these products say their pro-vitamin B5 (panthenol) formulas can lead to fuller hair. Experts say don't bet on it, and according to the agency, the claim has never been proved. By the way, there are products that simply color your scalp to create the appearance of hair. "But get any closer than 20 feet from an individual, they're gonna see your head's been spray-painted or covered with powder," Santangelo says. --L.H. Source: U.S. Food and Drug Administration Article 2 of 2 « Previous Rogaine Article Next Rogaine Article » Rogaine Surgery Information Guide Basics of Rogaine "I've heard about the surgery and I'm looking to learn a bit more about things like cost, whether it's right for me, and what options I have." Hair Replacement & Hair Loss Products: What Works, What Doesn't... 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