BaldDude

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I was on 0.1 dutasteride for 5 months but stopped due to sides...I didn't get libido back until a few months later

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I disagree, the doctor should be responsible for the procedure so the doctor should perform the surgical elements of cutting tissue, which INCLUDES extraction. In fact the law in most places require a doctor to personally perform extractions.

Maybe the stress of the hair transplant.

if the donor thins over time then it really isn't really "safe". We really need gene therapy or something else besides HT's.

but he doesn't take high norwoods does he?

I've seen homeless men with full heads of hair so I'm convinced that vitamins won't do anything to help male-pattern baldness.

the government gives them money or just tax write offs?

Yeah a good ethical one, not one just wants to make money

Even if you’re in the middle seat? 😁

no ED/loss of libido?

you never had an HT before?

too early to tell...what clinic?

Pain length and severity varies by person....my donor hurt very bad for about a month.

I know the pain sucks, but rarely do you get a long-lasting result with only one hair transplant.

too early to know, I've seen mixed results for these things

I tried to book an appointment with Camacho but was assigned another doctor instead. I asked for Camacho and never got a response.

was not as good looking as Murphy either.

If you haven't heard of them then that's a red flag.

I see docs recommending stopping minoxidil anywhere from months to days before a transplant to avoid excessive bleeding and/or collagen which result in decreased graft survival. What’s the best timeframe to stop minoxidil before a transplant?

you usually know they survived around 3-6 months, the time varies by person.

Scam

Let it grow out a bit