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Hi, I know my hairline isn't perfect, but I've never noticed my crown before. Does it appear to be balding as well? I've taken pictures at differing lighting and times.
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I've been diagnosed with mpb about a year ago. But I still don't see how androgen related balding would continue when I have to DHT or even normal testosterone. The cause of the balding is literally gone. -
The reason I had been rejected by madhu was that he said he doesn't operate on patients younger than 23... And Male pattern baldness is caused by testosterone, androgen blockers and dutasteride that I'm taking would stop it completely as I don't have the male hormones for it to progress. Whether it regrows or not is a completely different story. The thing is that a receded male hairline is just not satisfactory in any way for someone who plans to prevent as female, it's pretty much a giant roadblock to their life.
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I assume you're getitng transplants inside existing hair areas or just combing hair right close to it. it's probably best to wait 10-12 days for the grafts to set and avoid dislodging them, maybe 7 days if you're recovering quick
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Hi, the results are looking nice for an early time into the recovery. Would you have any idea of the area covered for the transplant? Like cm squared or something?
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Say, if I was going to get 45 grafts/cm in my hairline, would it be detectable? Would it look visible at all? If so would it only be if the hair is pulled back and wearing fringes would completely hide the density? I'm planning to transplant 45-50 grafts into my hairline and want to know if it's enough or I'd have to get a second procedure? I honestly don't plan to pull my hair back, so if it's just a tiny bit thin looking at that density but completely hidden through fringes I could deal with it, tbh. Thank you!
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I haven't...I took actual medication.
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I've been on hormones for a year, so hair loss has definitely stopped and stabilised, though I didn't receive any thickening effects. Regardless of if I get rejected, I guess if have to keep going to surgeons until I get one that accepts me. Hairloss is an extremely masculine trait that completely ruins my presentation and ability to function socially... I'm australian and looking primarily at India for transplants, due to skilled surgeons and cheap prices
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The surgery post op looks well done. If I may ask, did you come with someone else? If not, do you think it made the recipient zone cleansing more difficult?
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So I'm 18 years of age and have a hairline that's somewhere between a norwood 2 and 3. I'm transgendered and taking anti-androgens and estrogen so I was hoping that would make it different for surgeons as shouldn't loose anymore hair throughout my life. I was just asking as Dr Madhu rejected me with a consultation and thought I should ask here...
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