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If you have the need to resolve hair loss now than HT is the natural, proven and permanent solution. It does not ruin your chances for future treatments should they actually come available; but and many patients eliminates the need for future treatment. Age, future hair loss predictability would all play a factor. Best advice is from an HTN recommended physician. All the Best, Michael
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The later in life you have a HT the better. Most people don't recommend it until you are mid 30s.
You should get on Regaine/Rogaine Foam (I wish I did 5 years ago). You need a doc to look at your scalp under a microscope to see if there's any miniturisation going on before even thinking about a HT.
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Hey Mates,
I am sorry to disagree with the mate above. Each case is individual. Though the norm is as Matt stated. Make sure you take the time to have an evaluation. Medication may work for you but you have to see if there are side effects for you, especially if there is going to be long term use. Matt is spot on regarding getting the microscopic evaluation. All the Best, Michael
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I read sharan's post and I feel like I am reading about myself.
I am 22 and I am NW2 (atleast thats what the doctor said, personally I feel I am creeping towards NW 3). The thing is I was seriously considering HT and even went to a very famous clinic in my town(Delhi, India). But the doctor, she refused to recommend me HT . She told me that there is no way to guess your future balding patter. So I need to wait for few years. I must tell you that right now my hair fall is like 10-20 hairs a day. Infact I always had hairfall from last 5 years and fortunately never was it so less. I believe that my hair loss has stabilized and my hairline would not recede for long time (HOPEFULLY). Please correct me if I am wrong. However this decrease in hairfall has come after a couple of months of drastic hair shedding. Infact,so much that now,people have even started commenting about my receding hairline which was never the case before. This made me really worried. So, should I go for HT or wait for few years and see how the balding develops. Seriously I like my current state of hair and I would be happy if they remain like this for rest of my life(I wish). But also being 22 I am jealous of my friends having full head of hair I want to enjoy my 20's too. I am really confused . !! |
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I read sharan's post and I feel like I am reading about myself.
I am 22 and I am NW2 (atleast thats what the doctor said, personally I feel I am creeping towards NW 3). The thing is I was seriously considering HT and even went to a very famous clinic in my town(Delhi, India). But the doctor, she refused to recommend me HT . She told me that there is no way to guess your future balding patter. So I need to wait for few years. I must tell you that right now my hair fall is like 10-20 hairs a day. Infact I always had hairfall from last 5 years and fortunately never was it so less. I believe that my hair loss has stabilized and my hairline would not recede for long time (HOPEFULLY). Please correct me if I am wrong. However this decrease in hairfall has come after a couple of months of drastic hair shedding. Infact,so much that now,people have even started commenting about my receding hairline which was never the case before. This made me really worried. So, should I go for HT or wait for few years and see how the balding develops.I like my current state of hair and I would be happy if they remain like this for rest of my life(I wish). But also being 22 I am jealous of my friends having full head of hair I want to enjoy my 20's too. I am really confused . !! |
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100 percent sure that you should wait. Any clinic that would work on a solid NW 2 as young as you are would not be ethical in my opinion. Even of they did, the hairline they would give you in the corners would need to be pretty high so you would likely not be happy anyway.
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My corners have pretty thin hairs most of which are miniaturized. I would be really happy if they are thickened up,even if the hairline remains as it is.My question is, can the currently healthy hairs be effected by HT?
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If they are healthy native hairs and you use a good doc that will not transect them, then they will stay.
You say that you just want to thicken the hairline you have but the issue is that if you are really a NW 2, then your hairline is likely much lower than what a doc would place if he were workiing with a very thin and almost nonexistent hairline. So, if he just thickened it at its current location and you end up being a NW 6, then it may end up looking unaturally low. If your family history is favorable then it may be worth the risk but I would advise against it. If your hairline is decent now, wait a while and if it stays unchanged over say the next 3-5 years, then it may be worth getting it worked on. It is critical you get on Finasteride ASAP if you can tolerate it. Good luck.
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Thanks for the advice and my dad is bald for as long as I could remember . He tells me that I have much more hairs than he used to when he was my age. However everyone at my mother's side have rich and thick hairs. Damn, if only I had her genes!
I am on menoxidil and am taking Laser Treatment from Advance Hair Studio for last 8 months. May be they kick in late.I will wait and see how my hair reacts.Have been getting this advice a lot lately. I will post my pics soon so you can judge by yourself. Thanks again Cant Decide . |
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