He already knows that he will never have hair again. But he would like to at least retain the one he has. Apart from a transplant, is there anything I can do to prevent hair loss?

Yes. With some treatments, you can delay or stop hair loss, and possibly even make it grow back a little hair that you thought had been lost forever. Read on to GroomingAdepts and find out what is effective and what is not.

Diagnosis

Before making a diagnosis regarding beard grow xl, the doctor will probably do a physical exam and ask about your medical history and family history. You can also perform tests, such as the following:

Blood test.

This can help to discover diseases related to hair loss.

Traction test

The doctor gently pulls several hairs to see how many come out. This helps determine the stage of the detachment process.

Biopsy of the scalp.

The doctor takes samples of the skin or some hair pulled from the scalp to examine the roots of the hair. This can help determine if what is causing hair loss is an infection.

Optical microscopy

The doctor uses a special instrument to examine the hair trimmed in the bases. Microscopy helps to discover possible disorders of the hair shaft.

Treatment

Some effective treatments for hair loss are available. You can reverse hair loss, or at least prevent its weakening. In some diseases, such as irregular hair loss (alopecia areata), the hair can regrow without treatment within a year.

Treatments for hair loss include medications and surgeries to promote hair growth and delay hair loss.

Medicines

If hair loss is a consequence of an undiagnosed disease, treatment for that disease will be necessary. This may include medications to reduce inflammation and inhibit the immune system, such as prednisone. If a certain medication causes hair loss, the doctor may advise you to interrupt it for at least three months.

Hair transplant surgery

In  the most common type of permanent hair loss, only the upper part of the head is affected. A hair transplant or hair restoration surgery can help you make the most of your remaining hair.

During a hair transplant procedure, a dermatologist or cosmetic surgeon removes small patches of skin, each with one or more hairs, from the back or side of your scalp. Sometimes, a larger strip of skin containing several groups of hair is taken. Then, the doctor implants the hair, follicle by follicle, on the bald sections.. You may need more than one surgery to get the result you want. Over time, hereditary hair loss will continue to progress despite surgery.