Los Angeles, California, November 25th, 2008 – Richard Farrell, owner of Farrell Hair Replacement will be conducting Farrell personal design consultations in Los Angeles, Orange County and San Diego during December. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to have your hair loss situation solved by the master himself.

Los Angeles California, November 22nd, 2008 – Richard Farrell; Unquestionably Europe and the world’s most renowned hair replacement expert, and owner of Farrell Amsterdam announced another grand opening website launch, this time in the Netherlands http://www.FarrellHair.nl.

When Richard Farrell wanted to a build website that truly reflected the incredibly busy California lifestyle he wanted to make sure it focused on the remarkable ease of use that comes with wearing a Farrell hair system. Richard also wanted to focus on the significant improvement in attitude that comes with wearing a Farrell system, the bottom line is that when you feel awesome about the way you look; you’ll be at your best. Simply put, Farrell Hair Replacement systems put you at your best!

My hair dresser could not believe that I was wearing hair and she has worked in the film industry here in new york for many years. She said it was the best she has ever seen!

Los Angeles, California, November 11th, 2008 – Richard Farrell, owner of Farrell Hair Replacement announced today that his California Personal Design Tours will be in Los Angeles, Orange County and San Diego during December 2008.

Los Angeles California, November 25th, 2008 – Richard Farrell, owner and Master Hair Maker of Farrell Hair Replacement wanted to get the truth out about what actual Farrell clients were saying about Farrell Hair Replacement.

Hair Loss Affects About 20 Percent of all Adults The average person loses between 50 and 100 hairs each day. As long as growth keeps pace with loss, a full head of hair is maintained. Excessive hair loss from the scalp is common, according to Richard Farrell, president and CEO of Farrell Hair Replacement (http://www.FarrellHair.com), a multinational company that has been providing hair replacement systems for 35 years. “About 20 percent of adults will experience significant hair loss at some point in their life,” Farrell says, “as a result of heredity, medical conditions and bad styling practices that damage hair.”

Los Angeles, California, November 22nd, 2008 – Richard Farrell, Master hair system maker and owner of Farrell Hair Replacement announced today that he will be taking his personal design tour to Chicago, Illinois on November 7th and 8th.

Los Angeles California, November 21st, 2008 – Richard Farrell, owner of Farrell Hair Replacement announced today that he will be conducting his Farrell Personal Design Tour in New York for 1 day only on November 17th.

Los Angeles, California, October 17th, 2008 – Richard Farrell, owner of Farrell Hair Replacement wanted to get the word out about his upcoming personal design tour to Australia, Richard wants to make sure the no hair loss sufferers miss out on this incredible opportunity.

Los Angeles, California, October 16th, 2008 – Richard Farrell, owner of Farrell Hair Replacement announced today that Farrell Designer Kathy will be conducting personal design sessions in the Big Easy (New Orleans) November 24th / 26th.

Los Angeles, California, October 14th, 2008 – Richard Farrell, owner of Farrell Hair Replacement announced today that he will be conducting his Farrell personal design consultations in London, UK and Dublin, Ireland in November 2008.

(Bloomberg) -- Those with slick domes, thinning tops and receding hairlines may one day be helped by the discovery of genes that put people at risk for baldness and a stem cell that may replenish hair follicles. Two studies released today in the journal Nature Genetics may help explain why some people lose their hair, and how they may eventually be able to grow it back, scientists from London- based GlaxoSmithKline Plc, the U.K. and Sweden said.

Los Angeles, California, October 8th, 2008 – Richard Farrell, owner of Farrell Hair Replacement announced today that he will be conducting personal no cost/obligation personal design consultations in Los Angeles, San Diego and Orange County.

Los Angeles, California, October 1st, 2008 – Richard Farrell, owner of Farrell Hair Replacement announced today the committed focus of Farrell on the combined value of longevity and quality in every hair replacement system Farrell makes.

Though hair loss can be embarrassing and unpleasant for anyone, society considers hair loss in women a sort of cosmetic disaster. But it's not just social factors that set male and female baldness apart. The actual causes and symptoms of hair loss in women can be different as well. Join our guests as they explain the distinction between the two.

Hair loss affects about 60 million men in the United States, but the problem also plagues more than 20 million women. For many, it can be devastating, but now, there are more options than ever for women dealing with hair loss. "Women's hair is their crowning glory, and if you don't have beautiful thick hair, then what has happened to you as a woman?" said Joan Denton, who suffered from hair loss.

The hormone fluctuations of puberty, pregnancy and menopause can cause hair to shed. So can the stress of general anesthesia, illness, anemia, crash diets and thyroid abnormalities. Some women -- and a few men, too -- suffer a compulsion to tug at the hair, damaging the follicles.

"It's totally acceptable for a man to be bald," says Dr. Brad Limmer, a dermatologist specializing in hair transplantation who has a private practice in San Antonio, Texas. "It's not a socially acceptable thing for a woman. So much emphasis and value is placed on a woman's head of hair; it's hard to even compare the impact on men and women."

Alopecia areata is a condition in which the body attacks its own hair cells, causing hair loss. The hair loss can be total (including facial hair such as the eyelashes and eyebrows) or partial, resulting in a bald spot. Any disorder in which the body attacks its own cells is called an autoimmune disorder, and alopecia areata is an example of this kind of disorder.

The first step to stopping hair loss is preventing it. Hair loss prevention can be a very difficult task. In fact, if you are experiencing inherited hair loss, you will not be able to prevent it. In this case, you will have to try one of the many hair loss remedies that are available today. There are several to choose from, but I recommend staying with the more popular ones.

The most common reason for performing hair transplantation is for male pattern baldness. However, women can also suffer from thinning of their hair and there can be a wide spectrum of severity. Whilst society accepts a balding male scalp, it is less forgiving when the scalp becomes visible on a woman.

Richard Farrell established his hair replacement company in West Hollywood which is an entertainment industry Mecca. As a result, Farrell Hair Replacement has always catered to a clientele composed of numerous entertainment personalities who will not accept the embarrassment of wearing a bad hair system. They must look their best in order to survive in that super competitive world. You deserve to have the same quality hair systems as a movie star.

With the explosion of braids, weaves, hair extensions and dreadlocks, so many women are secretly suffering from improper removal of these hair styles. Hair thinning, balding, and hair loss has become an epidemic. Add-on hair should be worn for enhancing beauty-not because of self inflicted balding and hair damage.

The most common cause of hair loss is low thyroid function, which is common among menopausal women. Other causes include, but are not limited to: changes in hormone levels (decrease or increase), increased testosterone, increased stress (physical or emotional), various medications, scalp/dermatological issues and heredity. Any time sudden hair loss is experienced, one must consider events which took place up to three months prior to the hair loss, as factors affecting hair loss can often take up to three months to have an effect, i.e., were you diagnosed with something new in the past few months? Did you start taking medication during the past few months? Did you go through a traumatic experience (death of a loved one/friend, divorce and any other event that can be categorized as 'traumatic'). Subsequently, any treatments for hair loss should be given at least three months to have noticeable effects.