bigworm

Thanks. I was just interested in getting the crown done because I would be in the chair anyway and thought I could avoid it in the future.

Thanks for the advice

Hi everyone. I am 31 and have just started thinning in the last 2 years. It seems like every time I get a new hair cut, my hair loss is considerably worse. The ugliest part about my hairline is the fact that it is receding un-evenly. My right side is far worse than the left at this point. I have just started propecia and minox treatment and plan to go with that for a little while.

I assume that there are members on here that were at one point, exactly where I am now. I understand that I will probably have to go back for a second procedure in the future if I just get my crown and hair line "fixed" now.

My question to the experienced members on here is, am I too early in the hair loss stages to try and rectify my current loss? Or, am I still to thick in most areas to allow the surgeon to do a proper job blending a transplant into my existing hair?

Also, can anyone give me a rough idea as to how many grafts they think i would need? I only want to thicken my current hairline and fix my crown at this point. I was assuming 2000 grafts.

Thanks for any input, this board is extremely helpful.