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Hair transplant surgery is one of the most common solutions to modern-day hair loss. Hair transplant surgery can help you regain your confidence while enjoying a newfound head of hair. Yet despite the popularity of hair transplant surgery--or perhaps, because of its popularity--there is one question that many people find themselves asking: When is the right time to get hair transplant surgery? 

If the men in your family tend to go bald, then your family may have a genetic predisposition to male pattern baldness. If you have grown up around bald men—or watched as the other men in your family lost their hair, one by one—then you have likely already wondered: will I be next? Or will the baldness skip a generation? If you want to know more about the truth behind the idea that baldness may skip a generation, read on to discover the truth behind male pattern baldness.

Hair transplants have taken on something of a mythical legend in the past decades due to the over-abundance of misconceptions and sometimes blatantly false information spread around in magazines and online. Let’s take a closer look at 5 of the most common myths about hair transplants and the truth behind them.

For millions of women, female pattern baldness can sometimes feel like a dirty secret they'll do anything to hide. For many women, hair isn't just beautiful, it's a part of who they are. Shaving down bald as some men do when they find their hair thinning is simply not an option women are willing to undergo.

There was a time when hair loss was something you just had to accept—but not anymore. Today, there are numerous solutions available to curb hair loss and to restore healthy growth. We are proud to offer a spectrum of solutions right here at HRC Dayton.

No matter the cause and no matter the extent of your hair loss, there is a solution available that can help you look and feel like yourself again. The tricky part can be determining which solution is the right one for addressing your hair loss needs. Here at HRC Dayton, one of our passions is meeting with men and women and showing them some of the different options available for full hair restoration.

Hair loss isn't a life threatening condition, but a receding hairline can be a sensitive topic for almost anyone. Since ancient times, hair has been a part of our culture. Thick, full hair is a sign of youth and good health. Nearly every culture treats hair with great importance, and losing it can cause catastrophic problems to our mental health.

It might start with a few extra hairs on the pillow, or a whole lot of hair in the hairbrush during the morning care routine. Those first few strands of hair loss turn into mounting clumps, and panic sets in. Is that a normal amount? Is it alright? Or am I going bald?

As we grow older, we expect to lose a certain amount of hair. Receding hairlines are associated with middle age and older, and is often thought to be just part of the aging process. When you are still young however, seeing a receding hair line can be a big shock. Hair loss at a young age can make us feel older than we actually are, on top of ruining our self confidence, and impacting how we live our lives.

The number of women seeking help for hair loss has doubled in the past 10 years. The Journal of Investigating Dermatology says that stressful lifestyles are the underlying cause. Stress can cause temporary hair loss, and there is an increase in this type of hair loss among women between the ages of 18 and 40.