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Statistics show that the need for treatment of hair loss encountered 30-35% of men aged 25 years. Male-pattern baldness – androgenetic alopecia – the most common form of male hair loss and up to 95% of all cases is required appropriate treatment. Androgenic alopecia in women is only about 5% of all cases of hair loss that require treatment. The main form of female hair loss is temporary hair loss – 95% of all observations. From alopecia areata, which, in contrast to androgenic, is a disease requiring mandatory treatment, suffers about 0.1% of the population.

Each type of hair loss – androgenetic alopecia, temporary hair loss and alopecia areata – requires specially selected treatment methods and means.
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Alopecia is the pathological loss of hair. It is a serious problem for all men and especially women. Hair loss occurs constantly, as well as their growth. Every day a person loses about hundred hairs, but all losses are always replenished. Hair loss can occur for several reasons: internal (genetic predisposition, hormonal disorders, etc.) and external (stress, infection, skin injury, burns, etc.).

Currently, there are two main methods of treatment of this disease in medical and surgical emergency. Drug treatment of baldness aimed at enhancing the functions of hair follicles and improving hair growth.
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