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  1. Dolph1969
    Glad this ended happily. Very stressful dealing with a bad outcome.
  2. Dolph1969
    An amazing transformation. I've experienced sheds as well. I imagine it could be the minoxidil that's causing it, but the hair will generally come back stronger. The initial shed on minoxidil can be shocking :eek: Give it another six months. There's probably more thickening to come. Can't say better than a free top up. Fair play to Fargo for that offer. :cool:
  3. Dolph1969
    Looking very good. I would caution against lowering the hairline at this point, you want it to age with you and preserve your donor. The hair greed is setting in.
  4. Dolph1969
    This is the start of it. I think in another three months or so, it will be filling in well. Are you on fin?
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    You do not appear to have a receding hairline, thinning or miniaturisation on the hairline. I would look to your mothers dad and your uncles, if you have can, to gauge where you are likely to be heading. Nothing is guaranteed though... I wouldn't worry about this at the moment, just get on with enjoying your life
  6. Dolph1969
    Another vote for Lipogaine, having tried Rogaine and Kirkland.
  7. Dolph1969
    Very clean for day 7.
  8. Dolph1969
    We'll know in 12 months .......
  9. Dolph1969
    Wow!:cool:
  10. Dolph1969
    I would suggest trying fin. If you can tolerate it, then it will help you long term and in the event of a transplant. If you can't tolerate it, or don't want to try it, i would go for 2000-2500 grafts and a reasonably conservative hairline. There is no certainty at how your hair loss will progress, so it's a chance you'll have to take. Just my 2 cents worth, but nothing looks sadder, than a man who is balding and trying to grow their hair long, or having it in a ponytail.......:o A short, stylish cut, with enhance the hair you have and make you look younger. You look like you have the face shape to carry a shorter cut.
  11. Dolph1969
    That is coming on well. My right side is still weak and to be honest, i think i've lost some of the transplanted hair in this area. Probably one of the downsides of not being able to tolerate fin, but that's how it goes...
  12. Dolph1969
    I would consider a more stylish, shorter haircut. I honestly think it would look better. Toppik is perfectly safe to use. With a bun pulled back, you are also risking traction alopecia. I would cultivate your own style, instead of trying to be Jared Leto.....
  13. Dolph1969
    Finasteride side effects are very real and are down to an individuals own physiological reaction to the medication. Personally, I had to stop taking it after 3 weeks, due to sides. There seems to be a significant amount of others who have experienced sides as well. Of course, it's entirely an individuals choice to take it, but to dismiss the reality of side effects, with so many reported cases, would be foolhardy.
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    Not a deal breaker, but it helps. I had bad sides on it, so stopped it. I think if you' re a low norwood and late 30s/40s, you might get a away with it. Like anything, there are a lot of variables, family history etc. I wouldn't rule out a hair transplant without fin, but if you're young, or have a family history of advanced baldness, it's a risk.
  15. Dolph1969
    Nice. I wish i could get all my beard hair on my head! I hate shaving..:D
  16. Dolph1969
    Nice work.
  17. Dolph1969
    Dr Reddy has quite a lot of recommendations on here, from members who have had their procedure with him. The UK is quite expensive for getting a hair transplant, but Dr Reddy is highly regarded and i don't think you could go wrong with him. For your information, I remember reading on here, that Dr Reddy also works out of another clinic, outside London, with the cost being reduced. Have you considered going abroad?
  18. Dolph1969
    Looking good. Still a lot to go. The first six months are definitely grim. Once the growth starts, it's all good.
  19. Dolph1969
    I'll chip in here, as a near 50 something.... losing you hair at any age really sucks, but in you late teens/20s, it's a double blow, when you're trying to establish your place in the world and still probably with a lot of insecurities. It's your perception of self and the massive change in your appearance in the mirror, that is a real kick in the balls. Some can accept it, some can't...thankfully, we live in the age where we have options to deal with it.
  20. Dolph1969
    Incredibly neat.
  21. Dolph1969
    The 1970s are on the phone.................they want their hair back!!!:D:D
  22. Dolph1969
    Quick update. Pictures taken in room lighting. Hair is more see through in brighter light... 15 months since procedure. Overall, I'm happy with the cosmetic improvement, but would still like more density. .I. e... I'm Greedy. Right side still a bit weak, but it's a big improvement on where I started. I don't think Saifi packs dense anyway, from seeing his cases. A bit of Toppik and I'm like Brad Pitt.
  23. Dolph1969
    Looking tremendous. Still early days. Yep... the greed sets in.
  24. Dolph1969
    This is a difficult stage, as the HT hair is growing in at its own pace. Might be better trimming it to an even length, until it fills in a bit more. Good that growth is under way.
  25. Dolph1969
    Hey kiiiidddddsssss!!!! :D
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