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Coalition member Dr. Sharon Keene of Tucson, AZ has been performing first-rate hair replacement surgery in Tucson, AZ with excellent results for years.

Now, as a special incentive starting in January 2009, Dr. Keene will be offering 0% interest financing on hair transplant surgery for up to 24 months with qualified credit as an economic stimulate incentive. 

Dr. Keene is also opening a satellite office in Scottsdale, AZ.  The address is 7425 E Shea Blvd., Ste 103, Scottsdale, AZ, 85260.

Dr. Keene will offer surgical hair restoration consultations and follow up visits out of her Scottsdale office.  Call 800-840-9761 to schedule your appointment with Dr. Keene in Scottsdale.

Bill Seemiller - aka Falceros
Associate Publisher of the Hair Transplant Network and the Hair Loss Learning Center
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Hair loss can be the cause of severe anxiety and depression in some men and women. Thankfully today, men and women have options to treat it. But preparing to restore your hair involves extensive research and planning. Below we’ve provided important tips to properly prepare for hair restoration.

Understanding Hair Loss: Understanding your hair loss condition can help you develop realistic hair restoration goals. Learn about the causes of both genetic baldness and non-genetic hair loss. Consulting with a hair restoration specialist can help you determine what’s causing your balding and recommend available treatment options.

Consider Your Hair Loss Treatment Options: Learning about various hair loss treatment options and finding one that suits you can take time and careful consideration.

• Non-Surgical Treatments: Today, two FDA approved hair loss treatments Propecia (men only) and Rogaine can help slow down or stop the progression of male pattern baldness. Low level laser therapy and alternative treatments are also available however, determining their effectiveness isn’t as well documented. The key to evaluating hair loss treatments is looking for clinical and visual proof of successful hair regrowth.

• Hair Replacement Systems: Today’s hair replacement systems and strands give severe balding men and women an instant solution to their hair loss problem. Ongoing cost and maintenance is typically the biggest concern when considering this hair loss solution.

• Topical Hair Loss Concealers: Topical hair loss cover-ups such as Dermmatch, Nanogen, and Toppik can be a great way to conceal your hair loss to the public. Concealers work by temporarily fattening the hair and coloring the hair and surrounding scalp to present an illusion of hair density. Concealers can be washed out and have to be re-applied after showering.

• Surgical Hair Restoration: Today’s hair transplants can be so natural looking that even hair stylists cannot detect them. But selecting the right surgeon is vital to ensure success. Learn about hair transplant surgery and consult with an elite hair restoration physician to determine if you are a candidate.

Developing Realistic Goals: Because there is no cure for the progression of genetic female hair loss and male pattern baldness, realistic expectations must be developed and maintained. Understanding your condition and available treatment options will better prepare you for developing realistic goals. Working with a hair restoration physician who can help set and meet your goals is also helpful. For a free virtual consult with our leading hair restoration physicians, click here.

Bill - aka Falceros
Associate Publisher/Editor

Many hair loss sufferers are not only concerned about a natural looking hair transplant, but want to know the best ways to style their new hair.  What is the “best” hairstyle after hair restoration surgery?  Does it depend on each patient or is there a universal hairstyle best suited for the patient?  What role does hair density, hair direction, and hair characteristics play in styling your hair?

Hair loss forum member “Bleachcola12” is interested in duplicating a previous longer hair style and wants to know if this is possible after a hair transplant.  Discuss hair styles that worked for you and others on this thread.

Bill - aka Falceros
Associate Publisher/Editor

It’s completely normal to be concerned about how a hair transplant will make you look.  After all, hair restoration surgery is a cosmetic procedure and the goal of a transplant is to improve your appearance.  But how can you ensure hair replacement surgery will be natural looking?  

On this thread, hair loss patients discuss the concern of being spotted as the “guy with the hair transplant”.  Join in the discussion and learn how to ensure your transplant can be natural and undetectable. 

Bill - aka Falceros
Associate Publisher/Editor

The “For Dummies” series has a reputation for taking complex subjects and making them easier for the reader to understand, especially newbies to a particular subject.

Now, thanks to Coalition members Dr. William Rassman of Los Angeles, CA and Dr. Robert Bernstein of New York, NY, hair loss and hair transplant surgery has been made easier to understand with latest addition to the series, “Hair Loss & Replacement for Dummies“.

Unlike stereo instructions, this easy to read manual includes rich simple to comprehend content that both educates and entertains. Content includes tips for caring for your hair, what causes and how to prevent hair loss, and the latest and greatest information on today’s advanced non-surgical hair loss treatments and surgical hair restoration. There is also a section dedicated to teaching balding men and women to use additional resources like our highly popular Hair Transplant Network resource and discussion forum.

This book teaches you how to properly evaluate each option and make an informed decision on the available and future treatments for baldness. For newbies and veterans alike, we highly recommend adding a copy of the affordable “Hair Loss & Replacement for Dummies” to your information library.  The approximate cost of this valuable book is around $15.

View the official Press Release

Bill (Falceros)
Associate Publisher/Editor