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.

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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."

The "Best Hair Systems in the World" Also the Least Expensive The longevity of a pair of Farrell hair systems is 5 to 7 years! When you factor in the longevity of our hair systems, Farrell is definitely the least expensive. And during that time you will look great! Don’t settle for a company that can only give you "throw away" hair systems (last anywhere from 1 to 6 months), and will try to trap you to an expensive maintenance program.