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Yeah it's very sad. Nowadays women judge men based on factors they can barely control, such as hairline/hair, jawline, chin, cheekbones, height, eyes, genitalia size It is what it is. Why do hair transplant clinics not operate on anyone under the age of 25 btw?

Yes but sadly I believe the reason they're doing this to us is because of online dating apps. I'll simplify what I mean: Tinder is the major app here. Tinder uses an ELO system. The only guys they see on Tinder are male model-tier with perfect square NW0-NW1 hairlines because they have the highest ELO score, while the average and below average looking aren't actually shown. So say the first 100 guys a girl's profile sees on Tinder is all male model-tier guys with perfect intact hairlines. This is what she sees, so this is what she thinks your average guy looks like. When she goes out in the real world, all she sees is actually average looking guys with some form of recession going on (research says 2 out of 3 men will start balding starting at age 18). So of course she's gonna be disappointed... LOL This is indeed very sad but idk, if you read this, maybe now you'll understand why they're so shocked by actually average male looks hahahaha

Yes and he's crazy expensive, 4Euro/graft lmao. But hey, it is what it is, doubt he fakes the results. I want him to restore my hairline, I can't tolerate this nasty oval hairline no more. Women commenting on it every time they see me is just the icing on the cake. They are right tho, this hairline is NOT okay nor natural.

I don't really care about the future to be honest. I'm 23 currently, I want to keep a perfect hairline (after a HT ofc) until I'm 35 MAYBE 40. I'll go to a HT clinic this month for them to tell me exactly how many grafts my donor area has (never had a HT before) I'm going to go to a spanish HT surgeon when I turn 25. This guy's very very expensive but he's amazing. The name is Dr Couto. Look at his results on YouTube - FUExpert. I doubt he will cause me permanent shock loss.

They are tho. I'm not putting the blame on anyone here, just to be clear. They always comment on my (receeding) hairline. I think what really makes it disgusting is the fact that the temporal points on both sides are pushed SO far back. Instead of being straight, kinda laterally and diagonally connected to the forelock. When it comes to my natural hairline before I developed MPB, hard to say how it really was. But honestly it really was straight! I'll attach some pictures from way back. My hairline used to be so beautiful! Look at those temple points in the second photo. I want it back so bad!

Women always say my hairline is disgusting, or that I need to fix my receeding hairline. I do agree with them. I don't only want to restore my temple peaks for women - I myself would love to see this new hairline as well! But obviously as a straight man, the opinion of the women I'm attracted to (18-25 yo) matters quite a lot. To me and to them my hairline and temple points are disgusting. Also styling is definitely quite difficult with this hairline, trust me I've tried! And I can't go to the barber every day (for financial and time schedule-related reasons)

Thank you very much! But please do note that I'd like to have a perfectly square, "set" / "straight" hairline with SHARP temple peaks / temporal points. Usually I see a lot of latinos with this hairline (the one I desire). Look at his hairline in the thumbnail. I want these sharp temple points / temple peaks, a perfectly square straight hairline. This is my goal. I am VERY troubled by my oval temple points, especially when I look at myself in the mirror (from the front view).

Thanks! My temporal points are pushed way back, I want sharp temporal points and a straight "set" / "square" hairline. I want to ever so slightly lower my hairline and also completely straighten out my hairline (straightening out my temple peaks / temporal points, it looks disgusting to me from the front) Can I do this now or will I have to wait until I'm 25 - I'm 23 now

ok here's mine, please tell me the truth

23. My hairline is naturally high. My temple peaks are pushed waaay back, it looks disgusting from the front

How common is edema and dangerous heart arrythmia at those doses?

I've been on finasteride 1mg/day for 5 months now and yet I'm still losing hair (diffuse-thinning). Should I switch to Dutasteride? Also I'm thinking about also going on oral minoxidil, 0.625mg/day. Thoughts? Please help. I hate my life, this disease is an absolute bad joke. I want to have a great hairline and density but my hairline's a NW2 and my forehead's always been big, now the 2 in combination look HORRIBLE. I look so ugly now because of this. My temple peaks are pushed far back and this looks disgusting from the front.

Do you use oral minoxidil?

At what age can I ask a surgeon to look at my balding and tell me, as accurately as he can, approximately where I'd end up naturally without treatment, based on my genes?

Does balding for some men stop at, say, NW3 naturally on its own instead of progressing to full NW7? Sometimes, or does every balding man always hit NW7 if he's not on treatment?

So basically it's impossible for 99% of men to pull off going from NW7 to thick Nw2?

Not true from what I've read and been told by docs. Minoxidil does regrow hair, it's a hair growth stimulant, not a DHT blocker.

Topical min doesn't work for me. I had tried it for 6 months when I stopped.

So should I drop the fin and use dut only?

The rate of hair growth / month hasn't been normalized. I'm still losing hair. Diffuse thinning + temporal recession still going on

Should I hop on dut?

Thanks I've been on fin 1mg/day for 5 months and no results. Should I hop on dutasteride?

srs?

I have genetically thick hair. My hair type is thick and wavy. Light brown hair on a pale white skin complexion.

Theoretically, how many grafts would you need to pull that off?