I Prefer the Term "Follically Challenged"

I've been accumulating articles and news stories on hair loss and different treatments for a while now.  Many have already been shared with you in previews newsletters.  There are so many conversations on this topic that I wanted to add a new section that focuses on what's happening up there.  You know, UP THERE ☝️☝️.

I will have more in the months ahead.  So without further ado...

Hair Transplant Market to Hit $31 Billion by 2025: Global Market Insights, Inc.

SELBYVILLE, Del., Nov. 26, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Global Hair transplant market is expected to surpass USD 31 billion by 2025, according to a new research report by Global Market Insights, Inc. Rising number of people suffering from hair thinning problems will primarily drive the hair transplant industry growth over the projected timeframe.

Some major findings of the hair transplant market report include:

• Technological advancements in hair transplant procedure including development of Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) technique will act as a high impact rendering factor in the hair transplant industry growth
• Factors such as hormonal imbalance, stress, malnutrition and high dose medications, resulting in hair loss, will further propel the demand for hair transplant products over the coming years
• Major players operating in the hair transplant market include Bosley, Hair Club, Lumenis, Allergan, L'Oreal SA, Hair Transplant Center Turkey, Bernstein Medical and Restoration Robotics among others
• Market players are implementing various strategies such as new product launches, partnerships and collaborations to gain more revenue and strengthen market position

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The hair wellness industry:
'Men said they would rather have a small penis than go bald'

Is the wave of new companies selling products for hair loss providing a much-needed service – or simply cashing in on men’s insecurities?

Now an industry built on fear, vanity and unspoken male vulnerability is undergoing a transformation. In rebranding hair loss as hair wellness as part of the broader rise of men’s wellness, treatments are being repackaged as aspirational products for millennials who are primed to talk about their problems.

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