I have been thinking about extreme solutions to deal with advanced hairloss.
I am a NW3-4, 25 yrs old, so there is a high chance I will become a 6 or 7 I believe. There are many in my shoes who would love to have a full illusion of hair regardless of how far they bald. A hair transplant alone will likely not achieve this in advanced hair loss sufferers given that donor hair is limited and often thins as we age.
Here is my second and most controversial extreme hair loss idea:
Transplant the maximum number of grafts available via strip and FUE. Then, use FUE to go beyond the typical suggested graft extraction and use extra grafts to further add density.
Pros
- More density in non-NW7 area
Cons
- Appearance of NW7 area would be severely compromised (strip scar plus extreme moth eaten look from FUE), would need to come up with extreme solutions to address this area.
Potential solutions to address the linear scar and moth eaten area are: Dermmatch, Toppik, tattoo dots or some combination of the three.
I realize that this is very controversial, but assuming the three potential donor area solutions could work, would it not be worth it to get great density in non NW7 area?
Would this work?
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