HairLostYears

Woahhh, that misguided kid! Never go full...LEGO? Simple misunderstanding/language barrier, etc etc?? Thought he was ordering the 'Turkish Delight' as a lunch option? It happens ☹️

I'll throw out one who prob wouldn't even make top 100 for most here, but he's fresh on my mind lately from a 90's music binge. He didn't often wear it back like in this pic and some would say even bordering into 5head territory, but dude was an overall aesthetic force imo. Chris Cornell (RIP).

'Skins/WFT/Commanders tortured soul here. Yea Captain Kirk's lid was certainly on the move in those days, perhaps he got all sorts of sage advice from GOAT?

After all, 'tis the season.

Reading through your thread after your 5.5 month pics of a gorgeous hairline and the above words from you made me nod my head. The lengths we go to dealing with this crap, eh? And honestly that isn't even a very extreme example; that's more like a basic mentality we adopt. It's crazy what can become our new normal. Well, the albatross has been lifted. You're free now, dude.

When I click to open one of this doctor's cases, I expect to usually be impressed. No exception this time, just natural-looking artistry.

Another vote for 'wish I had started sooner'. I've been on finasteride and minoxidil for 10 years now and my hair has more or less been frozen in time since I started. I've been adding in dutasteride once a week for a year or so with no side effects. The only side I ever got from finasteride was a noticeably quicker temperament for a while, as I guess my body was getting adjusted to a bit of a testosterone boost. I wish I had never started the expense/hassle of minoxidil at all, but started finasteride a decade sooner.

Totally valid question, imo. For the longest time my "dream plan" was to get the standard 5k grafts that ASMED seemed to dole out to near everyone, then employing an expensive perfectionist like Dr. Konior to make my new cookie-cutter hairline look more soft and natural with his artistic touch. Like many others, I'm currently gaga over Eugenix as they seem to excel in ALL areas while still being somewhat affordable to me.

Ahh, then perhaps it was a bit awkward responding to this. You could have easily glossed over and let the thread fade away, appreciate the candor.

No more Dr. Lindsey?

Educate yourself on finasteride. It could be all you'd need for a long time. Reassess after at least a year on fin, you might be able to skip the expense/hassle of minoxidil altogether. IMO, of course.

It seems all too often these kind of reviews just get lost in the shuffle without a definitive conclusion. This doctor is one I've considered before, admittedly mainly due to being the closest recommended surgeon to me. Care to share any further developments, elicochin?

Expound on this discussion, please? (particularly the exercise part) Amazing write-up so far!

Suck it up, buttercup!! Haha, I felt similar when communicating with him a few years back. His responses came quickly, but seemed a bit curt. He's just a no-frills guy...nothing more to it, imo. I'll be following, godspeed.