vosvos

54 minutes ago, 12345 said:

I have been on it 2 months so far. Side effect free (or no noticeable side effects). Perhaps maybe an increase in the  length of the small hairs on my face around my eyes, but nothing that makes me say "wow"

 

 

thank you! that calms me down

40 minutes ago, 12345 said:

you will not turn into a gorilla. stop worry about that. be more worried about the side effects from fin and dut, or the other side effects from oral min like edema, and pericarditis . hypertrichosis is chump change unless you are a woman 

I Have you experienced any side effects from minoxidil? The part that touches the heart is especially disturbing. Because it is not as easily seen as edema.

there are cases where 5500 grafts are transplanted. So, I don't know if it would be possible to transplant another 3k. but 2k would probably do. But the most important thing is that the result is already good, and the improvement process has not yet finished and is still going on. Please share the results after a while, it will be interesting to watch!

56 minutes ago, dsq83 said:

@vosvos hello buddy, well, hair got longer, I started to see some result after month 7. I wouldnt say it's perfect or super dense but its covering up pretty well, for sure need to make the 2 HT. please check the pics 

The changes are obvious! Thanks for such a quick reply. Do you really think you will need a second procedure? If so, how many more grafts will be needed?

On 12/31/2022 at 6:12 PM, Michael D said:

heres the pics

 

I really hope to have a similar, healed donor area in a week. Your score is really good.

On 2/8/2023 at 11:10 AM, KenzoTenma said:

Did you happen to haven any side effects? I will go to Belgium and meet with Dr. Bisanga and it might lead to a year of oral minoxidil before a possible hair transplant. I do have a lot of body hair and are a bit afraight it might get more.

I'm going to start minoxidil in a few weeks but I'm worried about the same thing about getting more body hair

19 hours ago, mr_peanutbutter said:

you can have a high forehead without any hairloss like michael douglas for example

yes, but what I meant was that many are overly sensitive to front line baldness. I would say norwood 1-2 is not so noticeable. I have a Norwood 3 vertex/Norwood 4. And the problem for me is crown, not the front line.

how are you? has there been a breakthrough? it would be interesting to see the results now after a few more months.

16 hours ago, vance7 said:

Yep. Rogaine (or Regaine in the UK) is the brand name, whereas minoxidil is its ingredient.

Is there a difference between brand name like Rogaine/Regaine and generic options?

On 3/18/2023 at 12:35 PM, Rafael Manelli said:

The clinic is using PRP as an excuse to blame you for a bad result. 

 

Super interesting and useful. Thank you!

A high forehead is beautiful to me. in fact I wouldn't even adjust Norwood III in many cases.

Do Rogaine and minoxidil mean the same thing?

On 3/18/2023 at 9:40 PM, Bucky O Hair said:

Hello all,  

Does anyone have any recommendations for postop supplements?  

I would assume the following supplements would be good to use postop...

- Fish Oil (to reduce inflammation)
- Probiotics (to replenish the stomach bacteria lost from antibiotic use)
- Vitamin E
- Vitamin B
- Vitamin C 
- Glucosamine Chondroitin MSM (in increase hair regrowth)

 

Any other supplements or foods that could be added to the list?

 

 

I believe vitamin D must be in this list. Many people who live closer to the North Pole and get less sunlight during the year are deficient in this vitamin

On 5/8/2018 at 12:48 PM, wheretogo said:

Guys, what is your opinion about adding Brewer's Yeast with vitamin B supplements to what i already take daily:

 

what Brewer's Yeast give to the body, it adds vitamins B?, should i add vitamin B to what i take?

 

Biotin 5000 mcg, MSM 1000 mg, vitamin B12, vitamin D.

 

thanks.

Brewer's Yeast was the first thing I have tried to stop hair loss. Unfortunately it doesn't worked out for me. 

Does the hair transplanted from the beard area to the scalp become soft and thin later? If so, why does this happen? does the skin area determine what properties the hair has to grow in it?