How else can I fix my thinning hair?

If you are able to rule out any of the above underlying medical conditions, but you are still experiencing hair loss, then there are number of steps you can take.

Reducing the use of hair extensions, avoiding over-styling and not restricting the hair by wearing it in very tight braids will help. There are also certain products that can increase hair density but, again, you should always seek the advice of an expert first before taking these.

If hair loss has reached the point where it is permanently damaged, and where no underlying medical condition has been diagnosed, then surgical restoration may be the option. The 3G FUE hair transplant process involves taking individual hairs from the back of the head, where the hair is strong and plentiful, and replanting them in the thinning area to restore the natural looking, fuller head of hair.

The treatment is carried out under local anaesthetic and once the hair is transplanted it will grow as normal. For cases where the hair has been lost permanently then a transplant is the only solution that will result in successful re-growth. There are very few practitioners who specialise in the FUE hair transplant process so anyone suffering from hair loss should pick their practitioner wisely.