Dolph1969

You look fantastic mate. Probably the best money you'll ever spend in your life.

The implanted grafts look very linear.

Good idea, or not at the moment?

Long hair's for hippies and communists.

A friend of mine with alopecia, got smp done to fill in the white patches on his scalp. It looks really good, so that could be an option. Very difficult for a young lad at that age.

I agree with perspective, although, we usually resort back to our selfish complaints about life, even when we know we're better off than most.

I was at the funeral of a girl I worked with the other day. 47, breast cancer, with a young family.

It suddenly put my receding hairline into perspective....

Great result.

Can anyone explain why those forelocks don't seem to be pre dispositioned to dht?

Have you considered Farjo in Manchester? I find it really odd the amount of Brittish travelling all over the world to have a procedure.

Have you seen Uk prices...??....:eek::eek::eek::eek:

I think stabilising, is knowing what your pattern of baldness is going to be. I. e, if all your brothers/dads/uncles etc were norwood 6 at 30, chances are, but not always, you'll be the same.

That helps when planning your ht and looking at the availability of donor hair for future loss. No point in going for a really low hairline, then running out of donor options at a later date.

The meds slow down or stabilise the progression.

Personally, i'm not keen on taking finasteride, but might give it a go to see if i'm a person who gets sides.

Very good. It's interesting, that shape of hairline wouldn't look natural on a man. I think men suit the slightly receded cookie cutter hairlines.

I'm in the same boat, but are you safe anywhere? London, Boston, New York, Madrid, Paris.....

Comments would be interesting.

Have narrowed my choice down to Demirsoy in Turkey, or Saifi in Poland. It's a really hard choice. I really like the work of both the surgeons. Demirsoy is coming in best price wise, but i'm wondering is Istanbul safe to travel to at the moment, or am I being paranoid??:confused:

Definitely going fue, as I wear my hair short.

Wow! :eek::eek: Incredible results.:cool:

Feel sorry for the guy, having to go through all that.

The bottom line, its the perception of ourselves.

BTW. your hair looks great. I would leave it a few years.

I'm constantly amazed at what can be done, even with young people with advanced hair loss.

Check this guy out.

I've no affiliations with the surgeon or clinic, but found this researching. it gives anyone hope. The transformation is amazing.

http://www.transplantacja-wlosow.pl/en/gallery/male-hair-restoration/patient-dl-2/

Looks really good. I'm sure he's already feeling better about himself.

I take it, the scar could be disguised with some fue into the hairline at some point?

Ffs but can I do a HT in the future?? Yes or no

 

P.s: i don't wanna take drugs because of its side effects

I would say yes, but at 17, you are losing hair at an early age and you would need to see your family history and likely stage of baldness at 30, 40...

Someone with experience would be able to say whether 17 is too young to start meds, but it would be your best chance of maintaining what's there.

Do not touch them. Stick with decent diet, creatine or something.

A guy I know who was a regular user, ended up having a stroke in his 50s and was paralysed.

I've seen other gym disasters, gyno growth and horrendous acne.

Please, it's not worth it.

thanks for your reply,

 

yeah, I think he brought the hairline down too far (for my budget) now I'm stuck with a couple inches of very thin hair. Yep, I normally comb and it looks ok, I purposely made these photos look as bad as possible for worst case scenario view!

 

Not comfortable posting doctors name until he has done the job though.

 

Unfortunately due to financial reasons 1000 is out of the question.

 

What do you think would be the best possible use of the 300?

Wait until you have the money to do it properly.

Demirsoy?

Gigity Alllriiiiiiigggght!!

Wow! Doesn't get much better than that.:cool:

Can anyone explain why some grafts when planted, look quite bulbous and protruding, while others look very flush and level with the scalp?

Been looking at several pictures of transplants and some are very hard to detect post transplant, while others have very bulbous and protruding grafts.:confused:

Show off!

. They won't care how they look at 30, 40, 50 and beyond. As someone soon to turn 47 I can tell you this is not the case but I would have said the same thing in my youth.

So, so true.

That's from someone about to turn 46....

I cannot see it having any impact whatsoever.