John9000
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bobman - where did you get your hair restoration done? And was it surgery or hair replacement? tia... -
I'm in Burlington, Ontario Billy.
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Hi Billy, thank you. And yes I AM getting it done on April 12. I realize the hair on top gets shaved in the thinning areas and the hair piece glued on. But my question is does my EXISTING hair (that they shave off) grow through the mesh?? If not then the mesh would grow out at the same rate as my existing hair on top (please note that I DO have hair on the top of my head - see profile pic taken Jan 2, 2012) albeit it IS thinning. So if you could answer that question that would be GREATLY appreciated!!!
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More specifically: 1) I need clarification on the question of whether or not my existing (thinning) hair on top (see my profile pic) will grow through the mesh/bio matrix hair piece, 2) If the mesh/hair piece is glued on and the existing thinning hair does NOT grow through means the hair piece would grow out at the same rate as my thinning hair is growing (about 1 cm per month). That would imply the hair piece is now no longer attached to the skin but to growing hair. Is that correct? I am scheduled to have the procedure done on April 12 so any answers would be of GREAT help!!! tia!!....
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Thank you for your response Bobman - it's great to be amongst fellow members! What can you tell me about Hair Club for Men? There are mixed reviews online. Specifically about the non surgical 'bio matrix' hair piece. How well does it adhere to the scalp?? And does my existing (thinning) hair grow through it?
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I have thinning hair on the top part of my head as well as the crown. The rest of my hair is healthy and dense. I am considering getting a "Bio-Matrix" hair piece from Hair Club For Men. Any advice would be appreciated.
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