NorwoodScale

Why don't you just go see Dr. Umar and have him implant beard hair into your crown? Then you can just go for the short hair look. Some of Dr. Umar's results on youtube are straight up amazing.

Thing is, women can be manipulated very easily. Yes, at first they won't want a bald guy, but if you know how to manipulate them and have constant access to a particular chick, you'll probably be able to smash her. Having hair just makes it much easier.

Essentially, if someone really didn't care about getting married, one could just go clubbing every weekend and wear on a hair piece and pick up a drunk girl to smash for the weekend. She'd never know you had a piece and she'd be out of your hair after that weekend. That would be one way to deal with being bald.

Originally posted by ?what?:

I've actually started 3 days ago. I actually got a couple of questions for you norwood

 

1. how much of propecia do you take on a daily bases. Right now I'm currently taking half a pill a day.

2. Did you have any sides. And if so how long before they went away. Right now my only side is i'm little less horny.

I think 1 MG a day (one pill). Sometimes I have OCD and forget that I already took a pill and will take 2. But this happens rarely. So far, no sides. I think I might be less horny when I am alone. But whenever I'm the presence of a hot girl, it is not an issue at all. I get rock hard. But even if I am less horny alone, I still have my days where I'll masturbate 5 times a day.

why would anyone want a beard transplant? I wish I didn't couldn't grow a beard. I'd gladly give up ALL my beard hair to put into my scalp if I ever lost my hair.

Just hit the gym man...it would be weird to have big biceps while your girlfriend still being able to beat you at arm wrestling. If you have big biceps, you should want the strength to back them up and not just some implant that serves no purpose. Plus biceps aren't a big deal for chicks.

I know nothing about science. But I'd be interested in knowing how DHT actually binds to the hair follicle's androgen receptor or whatever. Is it through some kind of chemical? In what process does it bind to the follicle? What if we were simply to disrupt the process in which it binds to the receptor? Then we wouldn't lose anymore hair.

I'm 20 and been on propecia for 3 months. I noticed no shedding, and I think the left side of my hairline might've gotten a little bit thicker in that time. I am a happy camper and hope that propecia will hold what I currently have for a while. I'd just get on propecia while you can.

Originally posted by mattj:

Originally posted by Sparky:

tough call really, you might get a doc that would do this for you, as you could continue to recede and still look natural, but I wouldnt do anymore if I were you, I was a NW1.5 when I got my first ht, big mistake!

Hi Sparky.

I just took a look at your site. It doesn't look like you could have lost much hair since your initial transplants back in 98. Am I right? Although you made a mistake back then, I think you've been lucky that your hairloss hasn't progressed far (if at all) and I reckon you'll be able to put your ordeal behind you once your latest procedure grows in.

NorwoodScale,

It doesn't sound like a bad idea to me. You'll be using up grafts but not enough to really make a difference to your future options. Just make sure you go with FUE. (I'm sure you thought of that).

Thanks for the opinion Matt. I also am on Propecia. So who knows how long it'll hold onto my current full head of hair. Could be till I am in my 30s. Most of my uncles were NW3s into their 30s, including my dad. Then once they reached their upper 30s-40s, their hair took a big downward spiral.

Now the question is who makes the best looking temple triangles and how much money would it cost?

Originally posted by mattj:

Originally posted by Sparky:

tough call really, you might get a doc that would do this for you, as you could continue to recede and still look natural, but I wouldnt do anymore if I were you, I was a NW1.5 when I got my first ht, big mistake!

Hi Sparky.

I just took a look at your site. It doesn't look like you could have lost much hair since your initial transplants back in 98. Am I right? Although you made a mistake back then, I think you've been lucky that your hairloss hasn't progressed far (if at all) and I reckon you'll be able to put your ordeal behind you once your latest procedure grows in.

NorwoodScale,

It doesn't sound like a bad idea to me. You'll be using up grafts but not enough to really make a difference to your future options. Just make sure you go with FUE. (I'm sure you thought of that).

Thanks for the info Matt. Also, I am on propecia...

Now the question is, who can create good looking temple triangles?

The only way you'd be able to lower it and be on the safe side would be to castrate yourself. But I doubt you'd wanna do that cause we just want nice hair to get laid...otherwise I doubt we'd care.

Other than that, you could see Doctor Umar and see if you could convince him to transplant some beard hair into your hairline to lower it, and go for a buzz look similar to what Eminem currently has. Then if you were to lose more hair, you could tap into your donor to cover behind the beard implants. Beard implants would work just fine for a buzz down look IMO. Plus having long hair is for metrosexuals/homosexuals, and the buzzed down look is surely preferable.

Also...where would you get the funds to cover your hair transplant? You are only 21. I personally put $5000 into Citi when it was at $3...all the money I had in my bank account. Hopefully in 2-3 years, it'll be at 20 dollars and it would be more than enough to cover a HT or hair treatment if I were to ever need one. I'm only 20 right now, and in school, so I don't have much money. And I still have a full head of hair. Currently a NW 1.5 to early NW2. I'm on propecia right now, and I think I got on it at the right time. My dad is bald (NW5 at 52), and all my uncles on both sides of my family are bald. Both my grandparents were bald. I think 3 of my uncles are NW7, so I have to expect that hairloss is actually in my future.

What I'm trying to say is just get on Propecia. I think people with naturally high hairlines as yourself tend to lose their hair.

Originally posted by Sparky:

Stop planning to murder then. I havent insulted you, I do literally think you have got a screw loose, theres no debate to be had here, I'm not gonna get drawn any further into this.

I'm not planning to murder anything. I don't know how to clone and no scientist would ever take part in it. It is all purely hypothetical.

Originally posted by Sparky:

and you are a complete nutcase, why are you even posting on here? just to get people backs up by the look of it.

how about instead of resorting to first grade tactics and calling me a nutcase, you actually debate and deconstruct what I said? I haven't insulted anyone here, yet you guys have called me be a bunch of insulting terms.

@ Labrat69

You're absolutely correct. You could kill me if it tickled your fancy and it wouldn't make a world of difference. I am just one human out of billions. What is your point? In fact, earth could disappear tomorrow, it wouldn't make a difference. Compared to the universe, Earth is an invisible dot.

@Phil

Morality is a human abstraction.

As for me owning my clone, yeah. My clone would be a baby. What could a baby do? You'd just need to wait for them to reach 4-5 years of age or so, and take what you need from them. Whether skin grafts, hair, etc.

And yes, it would essentially be killing yourself because it is your clone. Obviously your clone wouldn't have been subjected to the same environmental factors as you, but if you just kept it locked in a room for study, it wouldn't know what life is about anyway.

We actually wouldn't have to kill the clones. We could use them in lab experiments instead of rats.

Doing this could actually bring about a LOT of good in the world. I think the positives far outweigh the cons. But I know it'll never happen. lol

And oh no, it looks like sparky is calling me a nutter! How will I sleep tonight?1

Fact is cloning seems like a good thing. Say you screwed up in life and ATE a bunch of bad food. You could use your clone for heart/liver/kidney transplants. It wouldn't just have to do with hair. It would be like giving yourself a second chance in life.

BTW, sparky, based on your argument, you could be considered a "hypocrite." Though there's nothing wrong with being a hypocrite, IMO. You pay your taxes in order to avoid going to jail, but you know your money is contributing to killing. So you were willing to support that in order to save your own skin and not go to jail? Where's the morality there? So it's ok to be moral when it comes to one issue and not the other?

Originally posted by hairthere:

norwood scale, If you are indeed being serious then you have issues much more pressing than baldness. Please get yourself some help.

I have a full head of hair at this point in time.

And no, it's not an issue. Obviously the majority of people think if you don't have the same thoughts as 99% of the rest of the population, you have psychological issues.

Actually, what I am saying is QUITE logical and actually makes sense in the grand scheme things, no matter how much you want to pretend life is like some Disney movie.

Is the World overpopulated? Fact

Does it really matter if we kill clones of ourselves, especially considering the world is overpopulated? No.

We'd just be killing ourselves, so who cares.

Will you being able to truly have a full head of hair get you laid more often? Yes.

Do you live once? Yes.

Would cloning yourself actually increase the quality of your life? Yes.

But no...it is so CRUEL! We killed a genetic clone of ourselves!!! Like you don't participate in killing everyday. You pay your taxes which contributes to the war. The food you eat is killed because of you. Your immune system kills bacteria/viruses in your system. Killing and dying is apart of life. Quit being all disney about it.

Originally posted by brentipold:

are you being serious right now?

very...who cares...what do we need with our clones? nothing

Yes, we can't clone individual hair follicles, but we have the technology to clone human beings. Why couldn't we just clone ourselves in order to harvest hair from our clones and dispose of our clones? Seriously, people call it a "moral" issue, but who cares? There's like 9 billion people in the world and there's no need for another one of me. We should be able to do whatever we wanted with our clones. So there you have it. We actually do have the ability to give everyone back the mops they had in high-school, but because of BS moral issues, it'll never happen.

I am a 20 year old with what would be considered a NW 1.5 or Early NW2 hairline. However, don't really care about that. My temple triangles are getting really light...and it's making my forehead look big. I'd like to get the temple triangles transplanted into only, and was wondering if that would be OK to do at my age. I am assuming it would not take many grafts at all.

Originally posted by TC17:

I will be interesting to see photos when this result is fully grown out, because right now it is unimpressive. I sure hope the hair on the right side of his head settles down and that it wasn't placed at the wrong angle.

I think he just combed the right side at that angle to make his hairline look straight

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