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By gillenator · Posted
I agree... a little make-up will do the trick. You know you had the procedure but doubtful the prospective employer would be suspicious of you having a HT. -
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I would consult with several highly reputable FUE surgeons who can potentially place single hair grafts to soften the hairline and stagger some of them so the hairline is not so straight. Some of the badly mis-angled hair can be potentially removed. -
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It also helps to pay attention to UV rating of the sun...the higher it is, the more protection we need and I'm speaking in general terms including the risk of sunburn. -
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I have talked with several guys who said that less frequent use of the product was much better on their scalp with less shedding. -
I figure it can go one of two ways. You can maintain what you have or you can look like an oasis surrounded by a large desert. If I were you I would plan for the latter and hope for the former.
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