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A large number of men will experience what is known as male pattern baldness at some stage in their lives. While there is no doubt that that some men will find it upsetting to lose their hair, at least the condition is quite common among men. For women, on the other hand, hair loss, especially when it is sudden, can often be very traumatising. Fortunately, newer methods of treatment such as 'single follicular transplant' and 'genetic predictability screening' have become available, which now means a patient can be treated many times and technically does not have to go bald. A lot of these newer techniques have been perfected in Dublin. Rejuvenate Magazine spoke with Dr. Patrick Treacy about the option of the new H+ method of hair transplantation. First, why do we actually lose our hairThis common form of progressive hair thinning relates to a condition called androgenic alopecia or "male pattern baldness" and it occurs in adult male humans and other species. Androgenetic alopecia in women rarely leads to total baldness and the pattern of hair loss differs from male-pattern baldness.I hate point blank statements that infer that just because you are going through chemotherapy treatments that you will lose your hair. Hair loss does not happen in all cases and is really determined on what the dosage of radiation that you will be getting along with any other prescribed drugs that you have to take. If you do end up losing hair, it can be sudden or it can be slow or it can not happen at all. No matter what, if you are going through chemotherapy and if you do expect to lose your hair you can offset the psychological aspects by expecting it. This will lighten your psyche and now you can prepare for it even though it may not happen.