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Another 1 that wants blind advice, why bother posting? It's like a HT surgeon giving you advice over the phone totally pointless, next

signs your hair is maturing typically happens as you come out of your teens, not balding

I'd hate to be you, I'd rather be a happy bald man than have your way of thinking very perculiar

Is your hair loss carried throughout your family history?, Dr Feller has produced some of the best hairlines I've ever seen, also their is a dr in the uk Edward Ball whom again I feel is right up there

Have you tried buzzing your head down to around a 3 just till it grows I think it will look a lot better, you know one thing I've learnt that a lot of good Drs out there go under the radar because everyone flocks to the surgeons recommended on here, that just leads them to be over worked and over booked, people's standards do slip over time I'd be more drawn towards an up and coming surgeon with youth on he's side, There are a lot of dinosaur surgeons hanging in their in my opinion are outta touch, just a thought for you. You want a 1 on the sides and a 3 on the top your look much better

I don't be intressted to see how your case turns out, can you post a link to your pictures? I have seen them before but can't find them, your hair quality was good from what I remember will be interesting to see your case in a few years times and how you've got on

Interesting, I'd ask you this. Would you date a woman who had the body of a super model and the face of angelina jolie? But unfortunately is suffering from female pattern baldness ? it seems the younger generation are the most vain, women I know look for facial looks over hair all day long, you could have Brad Pitt hair but the face of Stephen Hawking Ever notice bald guys seem to have nice gfs and wives? Look at it from that angle you might just agree with me and have a bit of acceptance with what life throws at you

Well I'm unsure the women you befriend but my lady friends don't look upon baldness as an illness that's for sure, it's life it happens to nearly all of us including women, that said the way you felt when you started losing your hair at such a young age and got your transplant at 22, imagine at 32 if you progress to a full of Norwood 7 and trust me 32 is no age you won't have enough donor to cover your top, propecia/Avodart doesn't last forever your donor will be desiccated I've also seen a lot of guys on here in the last 8 years whom had transplants at your age and because there baldness was so aggressive that even fell out aswell, you will feel 10 times worse than you did, let's hope you have some nice body hair

Do uno what mate I used to buzz my head in my 20s and I pulled the best looking women I've ever had granted it didn't work out but with hair I never pulled, ironic ay

I think he makes a great point I don't think he's discouraging anyone he's just just letting people know what they could be in store for, imagine if he done he's transplant when he was 23 and he's lost so much hair in 14 years he could be in a far worse position now especially as he's donor got weak aswell, id never discourage noone I just hope people pick the right time

Very good advice and very true. I understand how young people feel when they start losing there hair and their mates all have nice hair styles but your 100% correct. anyone doing a transplant at that age will probably not only regret it but will deffinatly loose more hair over there lifetime and will require multiple transplants, At your age 37 your transplant would do quite well your case looks a hard one tho as your loss is quite substantial and the donor doesn't look the strongest, this could be a problem as weak donor hairs do not seem to survive the trauma of a transplant and you will deffo need FUT surgery as you need to move a lot of hair and your donor might struggle to cover the scar. whether your ever be able to receive full coverage I'm not too sure, even tho I myself would never have a transplant at 37 i think in the right hands you could well achieve a better look for yourself, If indeed your going for a transplant my advice for you do NOT skimp of price go to someone held in high regard One life live it and don't regret it, if it doesn't work out for you there is always ATP to cover the damage Regards

You make a good argument, to some it up basically a hair transplant is a gamble it's like putting all your money on one horse and hoping it comes in, if it Dosent you just live with the loss, my advice and I stand by this if your under the age of 35 please do not get surgery, from what I've seen 35 hair loss is normally quite established and Dosent change much from there on, people this age and over seem to do very well and have good results

ur look great with a shaved head mate

Hair transplant is never going to bring back your original density

I don't think this pattern is that rare I've seen it loads of times

25 hairs is nothing you lose up to 100 everyday

Sorry I'm not willing to post Drs names in forum Regards

I'm going to be honest with you pal your Norwood 5v heading to Norwood 7 your wasting your money minoxidil isn't going to bring your hair back Shave it forget it move on

I've been there same thing happened to me, your over using it, it's a medicated shampoo and it's very harsh on the hair and scalp, it drys it out so much that it causes you hair just to shed relentlessy, I stopped it as I feel it's not worth the risk it useca shampoo that is sulfate free, no matter what people say no shampoo is going to keep your hair mate growth comes within

Thought this was interesting deffo price wise anyway https://www.thesun.co.uk/money/4092081/asda-cure-hair-loss-drug-1-wayne-rooney-donald-trump/

Thanks for sharing not many people share there poor results and live in silence, after 12 months I would expect to see some improvement, I think it's safe to say this is failed surgery, I would definitely be contacting the DR for a refund and go elsewhere do not get fobbed off

U have had advice, take the gamble lose more hair or stay on propecia and hope to maintain what u have, u do transplant in turkey u run the risk of losing more than what i had

Amazes me with all the HD camera smart phones we have today people with hair loss still post poor pictures I wonder y! Lol, anyway yes is the answer you run a very high risk of collateral damage to your surrounding hair especially in turkey where there are poor clinics, the crown is no job for a cowboy don't bother, go somewhere with a good reputation, stay on fin give it a longer term

Been going through this for years but recently stress is causing me to shed 100 hair per day plus, I thought maybe mpb but the hair grows back all the time i just can't stopped the sheds I had my dht checked and they were practically zero intake 2mg fin a day prostate levels were zero on check so dht isn't causing it I'm sure it's chronic TE all shed hairs are white bulb on end everyone Any help how to stop this please Thanks laze

your 21/22 and you had a transplant already? god its starting to really amaze me what kinda DRs are in this buiness, you could be in for a tough time