Medical therapy: Rogaine (topical minoxidil). Rogaine is the only FDA approved medication currently available option.

Laser Hair Rejuvenation. A non-surgical treatment utilizing therapeutic low level lasers to deliver light energy designed to treat thin, fine, damaged hair.

Transplant Surgery: Modern surgical techniques have made transplantation for females a viable treatment option.

Non-Surgical Replacement: Women’s hair replacement systems and additions have the ability to simulate a true natural appearance while offering the client a significant increase in overall density.

If you have any questions or concerns, contact Bonnie at bonnie@iwanthair.com

Just to let you know i am not bonnie, you will not be contacting me. She will help you and answer your questions about everything and anything

Rogaine and Fineteride “propecia” are the only 2 FDA approved for hair loss. Dont fall for all of the other hype such as “lasers” its all a bunch of crap

You nailed it at your age would be stress and lack of nutrition.

Check out this post on causes and solutions for thinning hair in women:
http://www.menshealthworld.net/regrow-hair/thinning-hair-woman

Stress and nutrition are definitely contributing factors for hair loss. That said, there are many products that can help. Before making a decision on a hair loss product, consider checking out a comparison hair loss site so you can review ingredients, duration of use and purported efficacy. The blog I reference below has a link to a site that compares several hair loss products for women as well as men.

Best of luck!

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