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I just wanted to appreciate you all for taking your time to help me out with this

I c YS. I am sorry for al the questions guys, but I am trying to get as much information as possible. So, the hair in the back of my head appears thinner but is shorter than the front where the hairline is, the hairline hair appears thicker but is longer. If my hair in the back isnt kinda curly in the back and this is my donor hair, does this mean it wont be curly like it used too in the front. Also, can the doc make the donor hair on the top of the head instead of on the back?

Basically, I wore my hair down and it curled by my eyebrows, will it grow like this again? Will it have the same growth as before i lost it?

Thanks for the responses guys, I will continue to do research, so does this mean since its been taken from the back of your head that the hair will not grow the style like it used too?

Sorry guys for all the questions, but i am curious. Ive read when you first get the transplant done and when the hair grows back that it will come in kinda looking thin, thus the need for hairs to mature over time. Does it vary tho, say that you lost your hair 10 years ago vs. someone who lost it only a few months ago. Will the 10 year one be a lot thinner and the one who just lost it a few months ago, will that come in looking just like the way it did? Or does it not matter about the time period?

Sorry guys for all the questions, but i am curious. Ive read when you first get the transplant done and when the hair grows back that it will come in kinda looking thin, thus the need for hairs to mature over time. Does it vary tho, say that you lost your hair 10 years ago vs. someone who lost it only a few months ago. Will the 10 year one be a lot thinner and the one who just lost it a few months ago, will that come in looking just like the way it did? Or does it not matter about the time period?

hey guys, sorry to be asking so many questions but i was curious, i know i have some minor loss and im waiting to see if i lose anymore to seriously consider a transplant, but once you do have a transplant, can you get your old hairline back?

hey guys, sorry to be asking so many questions but i was curious, i know i have some minor loss and im waiting to see if i lose anymore to seriously consider a transplant, but once you do have a transplant, can you get your old hairline back?

After you had your HT, how long did it take for you to get your old hair back and have that natural look to it?

After you had your HT, how long did it take for you to get your old hair back and have that natural look to it?

O guys, I just want to thank you all though for giving me advice. I really do appreciate it. I have been on propecia for 5 months and have experienced no hair loss. I understand that if i did nothing i would eventually go bald. I know that steroids cause a huge acceleration of hair loss, and i do realize that i could take all thet steroids in the world and if im not prone to hair loss then i wouldnt get nay hair loss. I did talk to a surgeon and he recommend i wait 2-3 months to see if there is any growth and that transplant might be an option

well, I understand your advice on waiting. But ive experienced no hair loss. I know that guys that are not meant to be bald will not be bald no matter how many steroids they take. Look up jay cutler, dude has a full head of hair. The bodybuilder not the football player. Ive been on propecia and minoxidil and i see no problem with the transplant. Im waiting for another 2 or 3 months to see whats up, if i feel that no hairloss has happened than why wouldnt it be ok?

yeah juicing was a bad idea. I know Test and Tren can EAT UP ur hairline badly. Thats what it did to mine. My hair was perfect before that. Ive been on propecia for 4 months and i talked to a surgeon and he said to wait another couple months before thinking about a transplant

Hi everyone, I have read about a lot of guys who are in their early 20's and the doctor saying they are too young to do a transplant. I understand that if your hair is recieding naturally you will want to wait and see what happens to your hair for a bout a year or so before getting a transplant My situation is different though. Before last august I had experienced no hair loss whatsoever. I had a thick head of hair like it had allways been. I then made a mistake and went on a Testosterone and Trenbalone cycle (Steroids) at a pretty high dosage. For the 3 months i was on that ate my hairline badly.I was shocked at how fast my hair had receded. After I wnent off i have experienced NO hair loos whatso ever. I am on shampoos and propecia now and i will never ever go on Juice again, that was amistake. Would a transplant be an option for me since i did not really lose my hair naturally?

Hi everyone, I have read about a lot of guys who are in their early 20's and the doctor saying they are too young to do a transplant. I understand that if your hair is recieding naturally you will want to wait and see what happens to your hair for a bout a year or so before getting a transplant My situation is different though. Before last august I had experienced no hair loss whatsoever. I had a thick head of hair like it had allways been. I then made a mistake and went on a Testosterone and Trenbalone cycle (Steroids) at a pretty high dosage. For the 3 months i was on that ate my hairline badly.I was shocked at how fast my hair had receded. After I wnent off i have experienced NO hair loos whatso ever. I am on shampoos and propecia now and i will never ever go on Juice again, that was amistake. Would a transplant be an option for me since i did not really lose my hair naturally?