William Oakley

Ok, thanks. I sent an online thing to Dr. Cooley, haven't heard back from him (not quite a week yet), but I'll keep that in mine.

Oh I'm terribly sorry, I haven't responded to this thread when I even started. That is my fault and I deeply apologize. Let me give a bit more background: 1) 31, accident happened at 24. My family can confirm that after the surgery (broke my leg that it needed a metal rod in it to reinforce it) that a lot of hair came out during the time at the hospital, though it could have been due to the trauma of the accident itself. 2) I was curious about possibly drugs, but my family said I was initially one one of the opiods before being taken off of it due to hallucinations and onto some other painkiller... starts with a T... Long story short: I'm wondering if it's not too late to try a hair transplant (or maybe just stronger stuff than over the counter medicine?). My appointment isn't until next year in June so I have quite a lot of time to consider options. Photos are front third, then moving back then spot than the rear of head. If more photos are needed please let me know.

Oh, sorry, I should have done that... Here's a photo of the area... I'm really embarrassed by it and only recently have been of financial stability to possibly be able to do something about it. If you need more let me know, but this is it with a recent haircut.

Hi... So in 2014, I was in a car accident. Long story short, the drugs pumped into me, I lost hair near the back of my head. It's been a while now, and it's clear the hair isn't growing back by itself. The rest of my hair is quite thick and can get curly, and my dad is 61 and he has a full head of hari that's quite thick, which I think is what I inherited. So, I'm wondering now what I should do in order to try to restore the hair. I tried some of the over the counter rogaine stuff but it didnt' really work. I live in the Raleigh-Durham area (North Carolina) and i made an appointment through the Duke system to see a dermatologist... that's set up June 2022... Just looking for advice. Are there other treatments that would work for this case that should be tried first? Can I see a general physician for something perscription based? Thanks in advance.