Please give me information about the Extreme Hair Therapy program Hair Club for Men tries to sell at exorbitantly high prices. Do you know of these products, i.e., shampoo, conditioner, vitamins, etc.?
I can not comment on the exact program offered by Hair Club for Men (and women), but I have previously commented on many of the alternatives available for treating hair loss, thinning, and the like.
Comprehensive programs generally offer hair thickening agents, which may make thin hair appear to be thicker as they swell and take on hydration. The agents that cause hair to grow back stronger or where there is balding present are limited to Minoxidil (for men and women) and Propecia (for men only). Anything else may be hype if there are no FDA clearance in the claims for hair growth and I do not believe that product claims which reflect new hair growth have much validity (other than minoxidil and Propecia) in the real world of clinical science. It is interesting to note that some products may use minoxidil as the active ingredient, so it is the burden of the buyer to find out if that is what he is paying for, and if it is, consider buying it at one of the discount drug stores if cost is a factor.
Paid advertisements (not an endorsement):
I’ve used the EXT Extreme Hair Therapy with Hair Club (for women) and it truly reduced my hair loss dramatically. It doesn’t overdry. I didn’t get any split ends, my hair looked healthy, and it reduced the odor. (My hair starts to smell at the end of the day or even after 12 hours.) Everything was perfect about it except for the fact that it’s around $1500 for 6 months, and about $2400 for 12 months.
will Propecia give the same results for men as EXT
I am not bald, but my hair has thinned out incredably within the last 3 years. I tried using a laser comb, it didn’t do a thing, can i get a hair transplant, even if i have a head of hair, what can i do to get it as thick as it once was?