Phillyman1996

Just now, Dr.Bicer-Assistant Ozen said:

Hi,

 

I have not received. What is the first 3-4 characters of your email adress? 

I sent you a message on Whatsapp 

I sent you a dm

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7 minutes ago, Diff-thinner said:

Saw Couto in person yes, Rahal was online, 

its true, i have had some regrowth in the hair loss areas, ill post a photo for you to see and give an opinion. 

they are only baby hairs on the sides, but they were going almost completely before the treatment 

Do you have a diffuse noorwood 4-5 pattern?

@Melvin- Admin

Is it possible to go from nothing to this kinda beard? Most beard transplants don't look that dense if started from little facial hair

3 minutes ago, mr_peanutbutter said:

my father had fuller hair at your age and ended up norwood 6/7 with late 50s now

 

if you want to be sure you need to consult a doctor who looks at your hair with a microscope

What age did they start balding?

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Just now, jjalay said:

Send you a dm. If you feel that you are loosing hair you should get on finasteride. You are definitely not a NW 4 with diffuse thinning. How old are you?

I'm 27 would you say there's a possibility of being a noorwood 5 plus in the future without meds?

Need y'all's opinions 

Just now, Sunset Dune said:

Honestly your hair isn’t bad for your age, you have a good forelock it’s just the corners  have some slight recession. Get on Finasteride or Dutasteride and find yourself a high quality surgeon and you’ll be good to go. 
You probably don’t even need to use minoxidil to be honest. 

Sent you a dm

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Question do you guys see thinning in a noorwood 4 pattern?

8 hours ago, Dr. Glenn Charles said:

Keep in mind that I am not saying that the other physicians you mentioned are not qualified or good hair transplant doctors. I am just responding to your question about Dr. Hasson.

Sent you a dm

8 minutes ago, BeHappy said:

I'd place him at NW 3. Does he have any thinning on the crown? If he does then maybe NW 4 depending on how much thinning is there.

 

 

 

I'm not sure if he does but he def looks past a 2

Is decaprio past a noorwood 2?

27 minutes ago, Sunset Dune said:

At 11 months your hair should be looking more dense than this, you’ve decreased density for a low hairline which wasn’t a very wise choice. You should not go any lower your hairline is already very low, if you are going in for a second procedure you need to add more density to what you already have. Which clinic did you go to? Your surgeon should have never done this to you in the first place.

The name is dr saltzburg she doesn't work in my area no more I'm going to someone else this time

28 minutes ago, Fue3361 said:

Pretty similar, mine was 6cm, you said yours was 5.9?

Yes

10 minutes ago, Fue3361 said:

In my opinion, very low aggressive hairlines require very high density.  A higher, more conservative hairline, can have lower density, and still look natural.  But when it's very low and aggressive, these hairlines in nature tend to also be very dense.  Low density, but perfectly straight and low on the forehead, the eye tells that something is off.

Yes I'm going to have a consult with someone and fill in more density would you say your hairline is similar height as mine? After the transplant 

15 minutes ago, BaldV said:

I think the height itself is not such a big problem because he is Asian, but the straightness of the hairline is

 My goal was a straight hairline like what African Americans usually have

4 hours ago, Gatsby said:

At less than 6cm’s from the glabella you certainly do not want to lower your hairline. You want a mature hairline you can grow into , not out of, as you get older. 

Would you consider the hairline they drew on me a juvenile hairline?

43 minutes ago, shiba1985 said:

Phillyman1996, want to give you my honest opinion. I think you suffer from BDD and need to see a psychiatrist rather than a hair transplant doctor.  I am not saying this in a condescending manner but basing these off the threads you have made and the photos you have posted. 

Your hairline right now does not look natural and terrible. Lowering it more will make it look worst. 

What makes my transplant look terrible?

37 minutes ago, Berba11 said:

Why are you asking this having already had a HT? You should know the answer to this prior to having any surgery. You’re indicating quite clearly that you haven’t done any proper research. 
 

Being honest with you, your current hairline doesn’t look very natural. Arguably too low (though this depends on your frontalis muscle), too linear, a little pluggy and low density. 
 

Which surgeon did this work?

Dr saltzburg she's not on the recommended form list

1 minute ago, Melvin- Admin said:

I don’t think being asian changes how hair exits the scalp. It should exit the scalp at an angle. I want to be as sensitive as possible because I know this is a difficult subject. But I want to be honest with you, so you don’t make a mistake. 

It should exit the scalp at an angle, not straight up.

 

I think it needs to be refined and possibly repositioned. 
 

Do you see how his hairline is low but not completely straight, it has irregularities and curves.

Yea I'm going to consult with one of the doctors on the recommended form list possibly dr Blake bloxam he is 2 or 3 hours away from me and see what he thinks

16 minutes ago, Melvin- Admin said:

If im being honest it doesn’t look too natural. It looks too straight no micro-irregularities or macro-irregularities. The priority should be getting the hairline to look natural. Also, are you combing your hair upwards or is that the angle the hairs exit on your scalp? 

My hairline sticks straight out cuz I'm asian do you mean my hairline on the side should be more receded?