However, medicine in the United States is often driven by the promise of financial return, not social priorities or ethics. The fact that any pharmaceutical company with a cure for hair loss would make millions of dollars in sales has initiated some significant research in the scientific community. According to the FDA, Americans alone spend about one billion dollars a year on hair loss treatments. However, the AHCL is skeptical that we will see a cure for pattern baldness anytime soon, despite recent advances in research. If you are experiencing any kind of scalp hair loss, see a dermatologist first.
Androgenetic alopecia is only one form of hair loss.
You could have a different condition, such as alopecia areata , which may be temporary or subject to other treatments. Learn to live with it. This may involve counseling, but it is your best bet to happiness. Plus, it's cheap. Being bald doesn't make you unattractive.