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    Canada
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Hair Loss Overview

  • Describe Your Hair Loss Pattern
    Thinning or Bald Spot in the Crown/Vertex
  • How long have you been losing your hair?
    In the last 5 years
  • Norwood Level if Known
    Norwood V Vertex
  • What Best Describes Your Goals?
    Considering Surgical Hair Restoration

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  • Have you ever had a hair transplant?
    No

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  1. hey guys, My scalp has begun to crack post-FUT at around day 6. There is no longer hair growing in these cracks. From my post-op instructions, scalp cracking is normal around 1 week and it may appear as if the transplanted hairs are missing. I'm really just in need of some positive affirmation that other people have experienced this and the hair grew in just fine in the end. And I was wondering if there is anything I should be doing to improve the cracking. I am also kind of curious as to whether anybody knows the physiology behind what is happening and where the hair went. Thanks in advance, much appreciated
  2. Thank you everyone for your advice, some really good points. I think the general consensus is that I will likely benefit more from FUT than FUE at this stage. I was a little apprehensive about getting FUT, but honestly after doing a little more research, I am now feeling a lot more comfortable with the idea. Dr. Rahal is excellent with FUT work, but at the recommendation of many, I have put in a consultation at H&W as well. We will see what both parties have to say, but I am very likely to proceed with a megasession of 6000-8000 FUT with H&W. To that end, the question now becomes should I go with Dr. Hasson or Dr. Wong? I have heard in other threads that Dr. Hasson is probably a little bit better, but as mav23 pointed out, Dr. Wong has expertise in crown work. Any thoughts? Thanks again, any input is greatly appreciated.
  3. Hi all, New to the site, I have already learned so much from just a few days of browsing, so thank you everyone. I am 28 years old (from the Toronto area) and have been balding for about 6 years or so, I would say I am probably NW5/6. I am looking to commit to a HT procedure ASAP, and reached out to Dr. Rahal as of today for FUE. I have pretty dense hair and I wear it quite long, so I feel I may be able to get away with less density throughout including the donor area if it needs to be pushed close to 7000 FUE. My plan was to proceed with 3000 FUE to start to reestablish the front and mid scalp, an then another 3000 FUE in a few years to build the crown, then maybe another 1000 FUE 10 years out for touch ups. Given the poor CDN $ right now, I would prefer to stay regionally with Rahal, as opposed to lorenzo, feriduni, ergodan, konoir, or shapiro. That said, I am looking for the best work and would be willing to pay if necessary. What do you think is the terminal stage of my balding pattern? Do you guys feel that FUE is a reasonable strategy for me, as outlined above. Regarding FUT, I know my hair would hide the scars well, but I don't like the protracted recovery (time away from work and the gym) and its invasiveness in general. I would prefer no cuts and no large scar. I just feel that more could wrong with FUT even in the best hands. Do you think that Dr. Rahal is a good choice for FUE? I have seen some of his FUE work on here, and it's quite good, granted for lower NW's. Thank you all in advance for your help
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