Hair Loss and Being Outdoors
Dealing with Hair Loss on The Fourth of July
Dealing with Hair Loss on The Fourth of July: The Fourth of July means cookouts, sunshine, sports on the front lawn, swimming, and fireworks. For those 40 million American men suffering with hair loss, the Fourth of July is another social event they’d rather not attend. For many of them, if they’re not worrying about who’s staring at their ever-receding hairline, they’re wondering if anyone will notice their hairpiece or the Toppik they sprinkled on in the morning. There are temporary hair loss solutions, but when it comes to the Fourth of July, or having fun in the sun on any other summer day, these options become practically futile.

Dealing with Hair Loss on The Fourth of July
(image- Creative Commons) Some hair loss sufferers are more confident than others about spending time at the beach compared to others.

Dealing with Hair Loss on The Fourth of July: Temporary Hair Loss Solutions

The following are not ideal for high temperatures, sporty activities, or windy weather. However, if you can find an indoor party on the Fourth of July, or a party where you can relax and observe the activities, they will work fine. Here’s a list of what and why:

Permanent Hair Loss Solutions

The only permanent hair loss treatment is hair transplantation. Cost of hair transplantation seems like a lot up front, but when you consider a lifetime supply of hairpieces, Toppik, Rogaine, and Propecia, it pretty much balances out. The results of surgical hair restoration these days look completely natural and is DHT immune. New hair reaches maximum maturity at one year to 18 months after the procedure. Schedule a consultation with a hair transplant specialist and by next year on the Fourth of July, you may not have to deal with hair loss anymore.

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