Working as a scientist for most of my career, I was very enlightened when I started looking into the technology and science involved with getting a hair transplant. Being a chemist, I know a thing or two about how substances interact.

It has always been with this state of mind that I was easily able to refute much of what was being passed off as legitimate hair replacement news and solutions. Most of what I’d seen in the past had more to do with hype or just flat out fabrication.

Today’s hair replacement systems are stock full of legitimate facts, important, reproduceable research and a few legitimate businesses that will provide you with all the knowledge and support you might need as you consider your options for dealing with hair loss.

While mostly men are considered candidates for treatment, there is a growing population of female patients that require serious consideration in order to manage and maintain the hair they might have had in their youth.

It is reassuring to know that now, when I look into the science behind hair replacement alternatives, there is research, quality facts and reporting, as well as the legal system support of those that still inevitably get taken for a ride.

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