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  1. aaron1234
    For me Saw Palmetto didn't work, Fin did.
  2. aaron1234
    The risk/reward ratio here skews a bit heavy to the former, especially if you end up going to second tier clinic. Shock loss to your native hair is quite possible since you're not on fin, which would leave you worse off than where you are now. Tread carefully!
  3. aaron1234
    Any noticeable growth at 3 months bodes well for what's to come. Love seeing a female experience, thanks for sharing!
  4. aaron1234
    Yes, but not exclusively.
  5. aaron1234
    If this is really the case then expect the HT to thin overtime as well, especially if you're not on fin. Doesn't mean getting a HT won't be of positive value for you, just be prepared for gradual thinning after the 12 month peak.
  6. aaron1234
    If you're in your 40's then definitely go for it, but go to an elite doctor otherwise you might regret it. I'd try fin too, maybe a half dose or every other day.
  7. aaron1234
    Fantastic work!
  8. aaron1234
    The fun is just beginning for you. Growth at 3 months is a positive sign. This is done far too often, even now. More discerning eyes can tell.
  9. aaron1234
    Just love seeing that full coverage in the overhead shot. Do you notice your facial hair growing in thicker from the oral min?
  10. aaron1234
    Is it common for Dut users to continue with Fin? I always thought it was one or the other.
  11. aaron1234
    Always have an umbrella with you, but if you're stuck in a monsoon then all bets are off. The effectiveness of concealers/fibers always depends on how much hair you have in the first place. The less hair, the more obvious, rain or shine.
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    Damn, incredible!
  13. aaron1234
    In my experience Dermmatch holds up better to rain/water than Toppik.
  14. aaron1234
    A+ result as one would expect from Dr. Hasson! 👌
  15. aaron1234
    This is right on track to being a stellar result. Density will continue to improve. You did it right first time around.
  16. aaron1234
    Try Latisse on the eyebrows, even though it is intended for eyelashes. You would only want to go to the most detail oriented HT doc for transplanting the eyebrows.
  17. aaron1234
    Keep an eye on those lateral humps.
  18. aaron1234
    The fact that the HT's didn't take leaves you in a better position now. You only have a few plugs producing hair at the moment. A completely bald top would look more normal. You can always do laser hair removal, or punch out the plugs via FUE. You just don't have enough donor supply to make it worth the trouble, but that is ok. Trim or shave) the hair growing out of the plugs and look like a normal, bald gentleman.
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    How often do patients on oral min experience side effects?
  20. aaron1234
    Yeah, you're not going to look normal for awhile. The first two months won't be fun... be prepared for that.
  21. aaron1234
    Looking more promising! Wait until around the 11-12 month mark before going for another procedure with Eugenix.
  22. aaron1234
    Yeah, thank your younger self for hopping on fin/min. Things are looking solid.
  23. aaron1234
    I tried it for 6 months before getting on Fin. Waste of time, lost ground in those months. Not necessarily. I had an allergic reaction to min, my skin became extremely irritated. Even my ears were inflamed. But as you can see, I gave things a try. It they didn't work, I stopped. Everyone is different. Fin was the only thing that worked for me. Was I a little psyched out when I started it? Yeah, but 15 years later it is still keeping the bottom from falling out. Glad I gave it a try.
  24. aaron1234
    Yup, that's why H&W didn't turn you down. I'd just shave it off and maybe look into Eugenix using beard hair as a donor resource to even things out on top.
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    I think a lot of clinics recommend FUE because they feel the patients will not want/need maximum lifetime grafts, probably one or two surgeries at the most, so why not avoid the strip scar altogether. But I do feel strongly that the FUT+FUE=Max Lifetime Grafts approach needs to be explained to new patients regardless.
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