Thinning Hair Remedies

Though some people may opt to shave their heads bald for ease or fashion, no one seeks out a receding hairline or bald spot on the crown of their head. With more than 50% of men and more than 40% of women experiencing some degree of hair loss in their lives, thinning hair remedies are in high demand.

Among thinning hair remedies, there are drugs that may reduce hair loss and encourage new hair growth. For those who can cope with the disagreeable side effects or those lucky ones that don't experience them, these medications may prove a viable solution to the thinning hair dilemma.

Surgery is another option for those who wish to take a more drastic approach to the issue. Full hair transplants, also known as hair plugs, involve a surgeon placing skin containing hair follicles onto one's bald spots. Scalp reduction is another surgical procedure employed for hair loss and this involves reducing the bald skin on one's head. A surgeon removes the bare skin from the head and then pulls the hair-covered scalp together to cover the gap. Unfortunately, both types of surgery are very painful and generally not covered by insurance as they are viewed as cosmetic. Like all surgeries, they also carry the risks of scarring, infection and a non-natural looking outcome.

A Simple Option Among Thinning Hair Remedies

Here at Kevis, we are glad to provide the public with a drug-free, non-invasive solution to thinning hair. All Kevis products are applied externally so you don't have to put anything inside your body. The Kevis products are incredibly gentle thinning hair remedies and can be very simply integrated into your daily hair care routine.