Loosing hair is easy but restoring hair is not easy. There are various types and levels on which hair restoration can be done like there are the normal allopathic solutions, there are homeopathic solutions and there are Ayurvedic solutions.

The Ayurvedic ones found to be the most effective ones though they are preferred by a niche segment of patients like of India, Nepal and other South Asian countries as in the west there is little awareness and knowledge about them. So, the first question that arises is that with which treatment type one should go with?

The answer is so simple. It actually depends on the stage of hair loss. So, at an early stage one can opt for allopathic solutions. For example, one should contact a doctor and he will give the patient some suitable medicines in the form of some tablets or tonics.

At, a latter stage when the hair fall has increased one should go for homeopathy as mere tablets and tonics won’t help at this stage. Homeopathic medicines are better as they don’t cause any side effects and their effect becomes noticeable in less than two months.

For example, one can consult a homeopath and he or she will provide the patient medicines prepared from minerals (like Sodium Chloride and Silica).

The Ayurvedic medicines involve herbal medicines and are widely available in South Asia from companies like Himalaya (formerly Ayurvedic concepts).

We should remember that these solutions are for those who are not completely bald as for a bald person the available solutions are like hair transplants (like Connecticut hair transplant) or hair weaving.