One is to actually do absolutely nothing and embrace the baldness.

Two is to do some form of camouflage.

You can camouflage the way you style your hair.

Some man will cut their hair very very short.

Women will change their style so that they can camouflage the loss, and some people even use some types of cover-up products.

They can be in the form of a powder or spray, and these can be quite effective.

The third thing you can do is get a hair system, commonly known as a toupee for men or a wig for women.

This can look okay, but it often is cumbersome and gets in the way of your daily activities, and people for the long haul don't necessarily like them, and they can be extremely expensive for the maintenance period.

The fourth thing you can do is actually use a medical therapy.

There are a couple of medicines that are FDA approved.

The topical preparation Minoxidal, or commonly known as Rogaine, is very helpful.

And Propecia, or Finasteride, which is an oral medication, only can be used for men, but that can be effective as well.

The final thing, and the only permanent solution, is hair transplant surgery, and hair transplant surgery for both men and women is often the best solution.