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Dagober

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  1. your hair looks awesome.the front side specially (which is the most important part) is very dense and hard to believe such density is achieved by transplant!
  2. KeepingWhatIHave, I am touched by reading your posts. I can FULLY understand how you feel. i think I am suffering as much as you do. I am about 29 and started loosing my hairs at around 21-22. it effected my mental health so much that I did a HT in 2003,was a small session with VERY SMALL (if any) improvements.and I was taking propecia even before that.(still taking propecia). but it was in 2006,when I really started to panic about my hair.I started wearing caps and hats EVERYWHERE. I finally managed to get a second hairtransplant in UK in 2008 (UNFORTUNATELY). which I put all my hope and all my savings into. 18 months on,I have gained a very little hair in the front,and losing more in centre and crown. I now know I should have researached alot more,AND that a hairtarnsplant is never gonna give most if not all people a full head of hair.and I know the clinic that can give me an acceptable head of hair is H&W in canada (I live in UK).but there is no way I can afford that at the moment.so I still wear hats every day,every where.I HATE IT.i hate to take a comb with me every where I go and go to the bathrooms asap try to comb over my hair if i have to remove this stupid cap. I avoid almost all social activities,I avoid going to anywhere I can't wear a hat.I hurts me.it's on my mind all the time. I look a great deal younger when I wear the cap and I am a relatively good looker (whith a hat) it hurts me so bad when I think removing that hat will change all that.it's just so unfare and cruel. and I have even though abouht what you have decided to do (going thorough sex change and also suicide).because for me too it is impoisible to live as a bald guy (specially with donor scars at back!) and I will definiately consider suicide if that day comes. BUT i think there is hope.I might get a good hairtransplant at one of these very few good clinics one day which will change everything. when I feel so down and depressed I usually come to this site and see the pictures of succesfull patients,their stories and their experience it gives me some hope..sometimes it brings tears to my eyes.so I am suffering aswell. I understand you have started taking male hormone blockers/female hormones,well good luck.but I hope it's not just for the porpuse of hairloss that you are doing this. I just wanted to say there are some people who suffer from hairloss in a highly worse scale than others,and I think you and me are among those. sometimes I just WISH (I really mean it) if I could go out without a cap. hair loss is the worst thing in the world..
  3. Result is just amazing.very natural and sufficient amount of hair in my opinion.good for you.
  4. yes,I had my 2nd session done by Dr.Goldstone from Hospital Group and unfortunately I'm not pleased at all with the result.it's now the 10th month and I have not achived the reasonable improvements I was hoping for.so I strongly advice anyone agianst Hospital Group or any other UK clinic exept Farjo,they seem to deliver quality of good american clinics here in UK,I wish I did more research.. specially since it was my second session.
  5. I had my 2nd session done 10 months ago at Hospital Group by Dr.Julian Goldstone and I advice you to stay away from them.I am very disappointed with the results and I wish I had done more research. the results are not NIGHTMARISH like some pictures I've seen but definately shows a poor transplant.since then I've been researching and I think in UK Farjo has really good results. I will probably post a dedicated topic regardin my experience soon.
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