FDA Approval Hair Growth Treatments 
If you are a victim of hair loss, you may be willing to do anything to reclaim a full head of hair. Beware of false claims that surround you. The market is inundated with home remedies and products that will not improve your hair growth. Worse yet, products that are not regulated could actually be dangerous for your health. Take a close look at the alternatives below that do not work and stay away from them. 

A Variety of Herbs
Herbal supplements have gained in popularity and many promises have been made to treat virtually any condition, including hair loss. Hair loss is generally due to an imbalance in hormones in your body or for genetic reasons. No type of herb will fix these problems. You need to diagnose why you have lost hair and find the appropriate, FDA-approved treatment method or surgery may be your only option.

Special Brushes
You're sure to find brushes that are intended to stimulate your hair follicles in order to promote growth of new hair. Anything that involves brushing or massage is not going to work. You have to address the underlying cause of your hair loss.

Special Shampoos and Conditioners
If you see an advertisement for a shampoo or conditioner that promises to help you grow more hair, forget about it. You can't wash away the root of your hair loss problem and these products are more examples of false advertising.

An Oil Massage
Take a look at natural remedies and you'll find many sources offering you hope with the use of natural oils. You're given free reign to choose any type of oil, from avocado oil to coconut oil or olive oil, to massage into your scalp on a weekly basis. The only result you are going to get is a oily head.

An Abundance of Indian Gooseberry
Another oddball remedy involves the use of a tablespoon of mashed, Indian gooseberries and lemon juice. You're supposed to cover your head with it, put on a shower cap, and wear it all night. Not only will this fail to promote hair growth, but you'll wake up with a mess.

What Actually Works?
According to the American Hair Loss Association, two FDA-approved products have been shown to have effective results. Propecia, also known as Finasteride, and Minoxidil have been approved. Results vary and depend on when treatment begins. Hair transplants or hair grafting are also used, but can result in scarring and infection.

Individualized Hair Loss Solutions

At Apollo Hair Replacement of Dallas / Fort Worth, we take pride in being able to offer you both surgical and non-surgical hair loss solutions. By introducing new and innovative technologies, we can provide our clients with the widest array of hair loss solutions.

We understand what it's like to be frustrated in the search for answers. At Apollo of Dallas / Fort Worth that frustration ends! We strive not only to solve your hair loss problem, but to provide the most positive, comfortable, and confidential service in the hair replacement industry.

Call us now for a FREE consultation! Get your life back!