TedGroves

WEBMASTER: FIX THIS FUCKING SITE, YOU PIECE OF CRAP. PEOPLE NEED TO BE ABLE TO SEE PHOTOS. THE SITE IS WORTHLESS WITHOUT PHOTOS. QUIT MAKING EXCUSES AND FIX THE SITE, WHATEVER IT TAKES. YOU SHOULD NEVER HAVE SCREWED WITH THE FORMAT, IT WAS FINE THE WAY IT WAS. IF IT AIN'T BROKE, DON'T FIX IT. AND NOW IT IS REALLY BROKE. MORON.

I feel for you very much. Losing hair at any age is devestating. Though you are lucky you have a fiance'. Alot of bald or balding guys have trouble finding a good woman because of the baldness, and it is hard to deal with. You're not on an even playing field. I'd be patient, check out all your alternatives.

Andre Agassi is one of those rare men who is very good looking despite balding. He's just got the looks and the head shape to pull it off. He's very lucky. He looked good with his long hair, which was kind of his trademark, but he looks excelent now, too. And he's married to the hot Steffi Graf, so obviously the guy isn't hurting. Some established actors can't get HT"s because it would be obvious. Many others, like Joe Peschi, Jason Alexander, Robert DeNiro, etc. use hairpieces, etc. when they are in different roles. James Garner does this, so does Dennis Hopper. Many others, too, that don't come to mind right now.

Toppik isn't a bad deal. A little expensive, but I don't know how long a can lasts. I decided to give it a shot last week after learning of a local salon that carries it. It covers my thinning crown spot very nicely. It's a little trickier in the front, but after a couple of tries you get the hang of it. It does make a big improvement -- gives the impression of a full head of hair, or at least close, especially if you've had a recent HT or have decent core hair existing. It does make the hair look thicker and made me look quite different. You wouldn't think the change would be so drastic, but it's amazing what covering, or appearing to cover, even a receding hairline, can make, as evidenced by the successful transplants. It really does take years off. I'll continue to use Toppik until the transplants grow in (nearly 4 months now) and perhaps may keep up afterward on the crown and maybe for thickness in the front. One thing I don't like is Toppik, as good as it is, is nontheless just a band aid. It doesn't replace a good HT but can certainly enhance one. Good product. Just thought I'd mention the experience.

Toppik isn't a bad deal. A little expensive, but I don't know how long a can lasts. I decided to give it a shot last week after learning of a local salon that carries it. It covers my thinning crown spot very nicely. It's a little trickier in the front, but after a couple of tries you get the hang of it. It does make a big improvement -- gives the impression of a full head of hair, or at least close, especially if you've had a recent HT or have decent core hair existing. It does make the hair look thicker and made me look quite different. You wouldn't think the change would be so drastic, but it's amazing what covering, or appearing to cover, even a receding hairline, can make, as evidenced by the successful transplants. It really does take years off. I'll continue to use Toppik until the transplants grow in (nearly 4 months now) and perhaps may keep up afterward on the crown and maybe for thickness in the front. One thing I don't like is Toppik, as good as it is, is nontheless just a band aid. It doesn't replace a good HT but can certainly enhance one. Good product. Just thought I'd mention the experience.