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Hair replacement therapy is just a non-surgical solution for hair loss and may be used on people of all ages and with all hair types. Medical treatments for alopecia are continuously evolving and there is often no need to resort to hair surgery as this can be unsuccessful and in a few cases do more harm than good. For all those worried about embarking on male hair loss treatment this is a quick insight in to the hair replacement process.

Non-surgical hair replacement will always start with a personal consultation which will be held at a discreet place at a time that is suitable for the customer. This can give the opportunity to them to find out more about the procedure and ask any questions they may have in complete confidence. This session will also give the consultant the chance to learn more about the client and be sure that the product will sit naturally with the existing hair colour and style.

Following a consultation will be the creating of the hair piece itself that could occupy to many months since it will be handcrafted and fully tailored to the person's hair colour, density and development pattern. Off the shelf hair pieces may be purchased but these will not appear genuine and as natural as a handcrafted hair piece from the proper hair replacement UK business.

When the hair piece has been created the hair replacement adviser will pick a suitable membrane such as polyurethane, monofilament and lace. This can be the element of the hair piece which is affixed to the head. A suitable adhesive such as glue or tape will be used to affix the hair piece and this should remain in position for anything up to ten days and will allow for the hair piece to be worn throughout recreational and sportactivities.

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Once the hair piece has been suitably attached and the client has a supply of hair adhesive the chief hair replacement process is complete however, there is certainly some component of on-going maintenance with any such hair replacement UK service so the client will want to go back occasionally so that the hairpiece can be adjusted to take into account any natural hair growth or further hair loss.