Hair loss has always been a top cosmetic concern for men but it's only in recent years that proven medical options have become available.

What are the options, and what can they really achieve?

Join us for an in-depth look at the state-of-the-art in hair loss treatment.

The average human scalp is covered by 100,000 hair follicles. If you've got all your hair, that may seem like a big number but when you start to lose it, the fate of each follicle becomes more important.

What makes hair fall out? Join our two experts as they cast some light on the issue.

Has anyone ever told you that excessive shampooing causes hair loss, or do you think that hair loss only happens after you turn 50? There are a lot of popular myths out there about hair loss, and it's often hard to tell fact from fiction.

Join our panel as they set matters straight.

Hair loss medicines work, but how?Listen in as experts explain how the approved medicines for hair loss help save the hair you have and regrow new ones.

Also, hear what's on the horizon for hair loss treatments.
 

It's often hard for men to acknowledge they are losing their hair. But hair loss treatment is most effective when started early, so it's important for men to speak up if they are worried about hair loss. Tune in as patient advocate Spencer Kobren talks about the decisions facing men who are balding.
 

For many cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy, hair loss is one of the most challenging side-effects. Fortunately, it's not permanent--unlike other kinds of hair loss. But what can patients do to speed up the re-growth process? Do traditional hair loss medications help? Join our experts as they discuss the various options.
 

With an expected 50 percent of all men experiencing hair loss sometime in their lives, the treatment of male-pattern baldness is a large--and growing--industry. What are the current options for treating male hair loss? What are the benefits and side effects of each? Join our panel of hair experts as they discuss the latest in hair loss treatments.

For the vast majority of people who experience hair loss, genetics is the culprit. Other causes include autoimmune disorders, side effects from medications and even high stress levels.

You've probably heard people say that hair loss is passed down to men through their mother's side, or to women from their father's side, or you've heard other such genetic theories about how hair loss is inherited.. What have they discovered so far and what are the possible benefits of this research for hair loss patients? Join our webcast as we discuss hair loss and genetics.

Hair transplantation has come a long way in recent years, helping many men recover the losses brought on by male pattern baldness and other causes. But not everyone is an ideal candidate for transplantation. How do you determine if a hair transplant is right for you? Our panel of experts will discuss the factors all doctors and patients should consider.

If you're planning to undergo a hair transplant, or you're just curious about the procedure, here's a unique chance to view the surgery as expert surgeon Michael L. Reed, MD takes you through the process step-by-step. Watch as Dr. Reed performs a micrograft on a man suffering from male pattern baldness.

When medical treatments for hair loss fail to bring satisfactory results, some men turn to surgical treatments like hair transplantation and scalp reduction. Such procedures have come a long way since the days of big hair plugs, often yielding remarkably natural results. Our panel of experts will walk you through the various options, and discuss video footage of a hair transplant.

Cloning is not just for sheep anymore.

Those among you who struggle with hair loss may benefit from the brave new technology that created Dolly just eight years ago.
 

By the age of 50, approximately 50% of women will have to cope with hair loss. This is a natural part of aging, but it's a part most women would rather skip. For many women, medications provide a reliable solution for their hair loss. But what about women who don't benefit from medication? Join our panel of experts as they discuss current and future non-medical options, from styling tips to surgery to cloning technology.

 Hair loss can be caused by genetic factors, certain illnesses or medications like chemotherapy. But you may be surprised to know that your diet can also play a big role in how much hair you lose. Join our experts as they explain why a healthy diet is an important factor for maintaining healthy hair.

There are currently two FDA-approved hair loss medications. Other treatments may work, but there is less convincing evidence. Still others are remedies that should be avoided altogether. Learn how to tell the difference.

We've all seen those commercials for the "Hair Club for Men," prescription medications for male hair loss, and even men's spray-on hair. But rarely do we see advertisements for women's hair loss. Although hair loss can seem a permanent condition and can be devastating to many women, the condition is rarely hopeless. Join our panel of specialists as they discuss the treatment options for women.

Hair loss: For some people it's a fact of life, for others it's a cosmetic tragedy. Whatever your opinion, the fact remains that 40 percent of all women and half of all men will experience hair loss in their lifetimes. Why does it happen? And what are the treatment options? Join our guests as they explain the causes of hair loss and how you can put an end to it.

Just as hair loss is usually thought of as a man's problem, hair transplant surgery exists in the popular imagination as an option for men. But more and more women suffering from hair loss are turning to hair transplants as a solution. What are the advantages and disadvantages of the procedure?

If you are a candidate for a female hair transplant, you probably have a long list of questions about the procedure. How does it work? How painful is it? What will I look and feel like during recovery? How soon will I start to see results? Join our panel of experts as they discuss these issues and more. The discussion will include video footage of an actual transplant.