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A new online survey by RealSelf.com found that more women would rather have hair replacement than Botox and that it is the second most in-demand cosmetic treatment for men in 2010.

Alan J. Bauman, M.D.The recent survey by Harris Interactive, on behalf of RealSelf.com, asked 2,227 adults what they would do to improve their appearance in 2010, if cost wasn’t an issue.

According to the survey, teeth whitening is the most preferred treatment by both men and women (at 55- and 51-percent, respectively). However, the survey also found strong interest from both men and women for traditional hair transplant surgery:

- Hair transplantation is the second most desired cosmetic treatment among men

- Approximately one-third of all men, between the ages of 45 and 54, want hair transplantation

- 20-percent of men of all ages desire hair transplantation

- More women would rather have a hair transplant than a Botox treatment

Unfortunately, one problem with the RealSelf.com survey is that it limited the hair replacement options to traditional ‘linear’ or ‘strip’-harvest’ hair transplant surgery only – and failed to offer other non-invasive treatments, and a new less-invasive surgical treatment, as effective options as well.

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