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Eli_Avdikian

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  1. How long was your brother on medication ?
  2. I'm not at the maintenance stage yet, so I'm still taking dutasteride everyday
  3. DHT systemic level (concentration in the blood stream) is irrelevant for hair loss. If your hair is miniaturizing, chances are you have a high level of DHT in the scalp, and/or highly sensitive androgen receptors. It is impossible to measure DHT levels in the scalp, save though a biopsy. Finasteride will adress this issue by lowering scalp DHT by almost 50% (assuming you're taking the standard dose)
  4. Yeah I believe she charges double compared to Gur and Turan
  5. I believe you could benefit greatly frm a HT if done properly to rebuild your hair line and increase overall density on the frontal third. However, it's very important to be on hair loss medications such as finasteride. Do you have a hair loss regiment ? What's your family history when it comes to Alopecia ?
  6. I'm afraid that the "illusion of density" truism is often used by some doctors as a lazy and lame excuse for subpar results
  7. It's true that maybe with longer hair it kind of looks Ok. Nevertheless, the right temple is very weak regardless
  8. This tip didn't work for me. Unfortunately many people online, especially influencers, try to present the idea of shampooing less (or not at all) as a panacea for many scalp conditions (including oiliness and even hair loss). If you're curious enough you can try it for a couple of weeks or a month and then assess. If not, try sticking to daily washes, alternating between a gentle shampoo without sulfate, and medicated shampoos (the ones I mentionned above).
  9. Fin is not known to cause oily scalp. Some people who are on Dut saw an improvement in their oily scalp condition. 2% Ketokonazol shampoo daily is indeed a lot. Switch your frequency to twice a week only. Try incorporating a Selenium disulfide and salicylic acid shampoo (use it twice a week as well). Wash your hair with a gentle shampoo on days where your're not using the medicated shampoos. I think you should wash your hair daily.
  10. They're not supposed to, as long as you wash your hair regularly
  11. I think the closest liposomal formulation is that of the italian farmacia parati. I don't believe it uses the silocys system though.
  12. You can get 2000 grafts for 6000 if you decide to go with Bruno Pinto or Ximena Vila
  13. Everything depends on how many grafts you need. If you go with Keser or Bicer, you'd be paying "european prices" anyway (both charge 3 euros per graft).
  14. In OP's defense, there are some documented cases (see Dr. Lorenzo's YouTube channel) of "hidden" DUPAs that don't appear to the naked eye. However, if OP wishes to substantiate his claims, he can provide us with some microscopic images.
  15. How could that be DUPA? Most the hairs you have are thick. You have a ngeligeable amount of thin hairs, and some "mid" hairs. Your donor area, which comprise the temporal and occipital regions contain mostly thick hair. Average hair thickness is 60 microns. Nothing points towards DUPA.
  16. Indeed very lazy and reckless on the part of the surgeons who accepted you. But I also wonder whether you saw them for a consultation in their clinic, where they could potentially examine your donor area under a microscope, or you just corresponded via email.
  17. What kind of treatment would you usually prescribe for seborrheic dermatitis?
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