Bill - Seemiller

JPmonster,

While you are certainly welcome and encouraged to create blogs, you'll get much better feedback on specific concerns by posting your questions on our hair loss forum.

Best wishes,

Bill Seemiller (Falceros)

It looks like many members of our community have already started to give you excellent advice on our hair loss forum on this discussion topic.

Best wishes,

Bill Seemiller (Falceros)

trukutru,

Welcome to our social community and new discussion forum. It's quite common for even the best physicians to have varying opinions on how to meet your hair restoration goals. Both Dr. Siporin and Dr. Meshkin are recommended by this community and have been showcasing excellent results on our hair loss forum. I encourage you to take your time, consult with each physician you are considering and research this community before making a final decision.

Given your current level of hair loss, I suspect you'll need about 4000 grafts (which may take more than 1 procedure depending on which physician you choose and your scalp elasticty/donor density) to restore the front and provide enough coverage in the crown to eliminate the bald spot. Keep in mind that even with 4000 grafts, you'll still see signs of thinning in the crown. But it's also important to keep plenty of donor hair in reserve to cover balding areas in the future caused by more possible hair loss.

Best wishes in restoring your hair,

Bill Seemiller (Falceros)

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elhayekmir,

Welcome to our new social community and enhance discussion forum. Blogging is typically used by patients to share their hair restoration experience and photos. Your question would be better addressed by posting it on our popular hair loss discussion forum.

Best wishes,

Bill (Falceros)

Thanks FutureHTDoc, I appreciate the kudos. I'm very pleased with the way my hair looks today, especially considering how bald my noggin was before :-).

Darren,

I can't say I'm familiar with them. However, you may want to ask your question on our hair restoration forum to see what our members have to say.

Best wishes in selecting a quality hair restoration physician,

Bill (Falceros)

No problem Greg.

Who did you have your procedure with? Our community loves photos. Feel free to share your experience and photos on our hair loss forum.

Happy growing!

Bill (Falceros)

Greg,

Welcome to our community. But considering the promotional links you added into your blog, I suspect you're just here to spam this community. But if you're serious about seeking information and interacting with other hair loss sufferers, you are welcome here. But please read and become familiar with our terms of service, the terms you agreed to when you signed up.

To answer your question, male pattern baldness is progressive and without medical intervention, it will most likely continue. Hair transplant surgery is great to restore hair, but it does nothing to stop genetic hair loss from continuing. You may want to consider non-surgical treatments like Propecia and/or Rogaine to help fight against future hair loss.

Best wishes,

Bill (Falceros)

Jim, Thanks for providing tips for living a healthy lifestyle and for healthy follicles :-).

Hans,

You've done a terrific job in helping sort out and handle many of the technical details in releasing this new community. It's been a pleasure working with you on this and dozens of other projects "behind the scene". I look forward to working with you for years to come!

Bill (Falceros)

Lailo,

I don't think your photo (or the ones you sent me privately via email) really capture the thinning you are concerned about. Since you told me you're not experiencing hair loss and just have naturally thin hair, I don't believe there's anything you can really do to add actual density.

The good news is you're young, very attractive and aren't experiencing hair loss. However, you may want to try volumizing shampoos, various hairstyles, or even topical concealers to help aid in the appearance of fullness/thickness if you are concerned about it :-).

Best wishes,

Bill (Falceros)