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4 hours ago, Curious25 said:

Personally, I believe it is an industry unwritten rule to hold off crown restoration until mid 30's.

Just keep the longer hair style if you are concerned about covering the crown? It barely looks noticeable when your hair is longer. 

Yeah, I regret cutting it short now. But even when I have longer hair, I tend to use back-slick as it covers the thinning vortex better. 

51 minutes ago, aaron1234 said:

Definitely don't get surgery yet.  You have too much native hair remaining to risk losing it to shock loss.

Yea, that's actually what worries me - that a HT may accelerate the hair loss. However I've been in contact with one hair transplant clinic and they said I was a good candidate so IDK. Maybe it's just sales-talk. 

Been on fin+minox for 10 + years. My hairline is fine, however the crown has been slowly receding. I cut my hair a while back short, which made the hair loss situation much more obvious. However, once the hair gets longer in conjunction with the "back-slick" style, its hardly noticeable.

Would you do a HT at this point, or am I exaggerating?