There is a report in the May 2011 Journal of Sexual Medicine (http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jsm.2011.8.issue-6/issuetoc) on a number of patients who experienced persistent loss of libido and sexual dysfunction long after they had discontinued use of finasteride, also known as Propecia.

When it comes to restoring a head of hair, the decision generally comes down between thickening your existing hair growth and undergoing treatments to promote the regrowth of new hair in bald spots. Let’s look at what these two options have to offer.

While hair loss may occur, there are measures that you can take to help limit the degree of balding you experience. These different options for hair loss prevention can be beneficial down the line.

In order to halt or reverse balding, people sometimes turn to oral medications, such as finasteride, which is better known as Propecia®. But how do those stack up against hair transplant surgery? Let’s take a look at that issue right now.