Baldness usually strikes when a man is in his early twenties or thirties, and it will continue to worsen until he is bald. What do you do when you don't want to become bald? There are basically two method to choose from. Some men opt for surgical hair transplant and others for the non-surgical alternative. When making decision on this, it is important to consider not only how your head will look like right after the treatment but also the long term effect. Male Pattern

Surgical transplant - the process involves taking donor hair from elsewhere on the recipient's head and transplanting it to the balding areas. If the surgery is performed well, the transplanted hair will continue to grow, as it did before it was moved. Men who are in the advanced stage of baldness should not undergo this procedure because he simply would not have sufficient donor hair to cover his large balding area. Transplant do not increase the number of hairs on a man's head, it is just being redistributed. Transplant is advisable for filling in smaller areas or adding extra hair to thinning parts where there is not expected to be further hairloss.

If after the transplant the patient still continues to have hairloss, there is a significant problems, because while the transplanted hair continue to grow, his other hair becomes thin in contrast as he progressively goes bald. He can have further transplants, but its likely donor hair will not be enough because the donor areas do not re-grow hair. The result would be an ugly patches of thicker-growing hair among thinning and balding area. Hairloss varies just a few short years from thinning to fullblown baldness.

Non-surgical alternative - Transdermal Cosmetic Reconstruction (TCR) is a super fine synthetic skin with hair seen to be fully growing from it, which is then bonded to your scalp. This procedure is ideal for any stages of baldness (even for those with very little hair left on their head). TCR is a real and natural hair, which looks and feel as if it is growing from your scalp, you can do anything with TCR, it is your new full head of hair. TCR cannot be distinguished from your own hair even by touching. You are not wearing it, it is part of you. To maintain TCR in perfect condition, you need only to visit your stylist every two or three weeks, just like anybody who does for cutting and styling. As you get older, your TCR can be grayed, just like you real hair if you have not lost it.