hair help

[SETT]

hi everyone i'm new to this forum so sorry if i posted in the wrong part. I'm 18years old and my hair loss has started i was thinking of having Choi Implanter method to bring my hair line back and then go on propecia to stop more hair loss but i dont know if this is a good idea because of my age i dont know if i'm to young to go on propecia and i was woundring if any one had use this clinic http://www.nhihairclinics.co.uk/ because this is where im considering to have it done and if anyone has can you please tell me if its good results. Thank you

[SETT]

hi everyone i'm new to this forum so sorry if i posted in the wrong part. I'm 18years old and my hair loss has started i was thinking of having Choi Implanter method to bring my hair line back and then go on propecia to stop more hair loss but i dont know if this is a good idea because of my age i dont know if i'm to young to go on propecia and i was woundring if any one had use this clinic http://www.nhihairclinics.co.uk/ because this is where im considering to have it done and if anyone has can you please tell me if its good results. Thank you

[Bayer]

Welcome to the forum.

 

Please see the attached link for some great material compiled by one of the most experienced posters.

 

http://www.hairrestorationnetwork.com/eve/showthread.php?t=152790

 

Feel free to ask any questions. We are all here to help.

 

Bayer

[Bill - Seemiller]

Bayer,

 

Thanks for referencing my post. I'm glad it could help.

 

Sett,

 

Welcome to the forums. In addition to looking viewing the above link, I wouldn't recommend the Choi Implanter. Here is yet another link from one of our other most experienced posters regarding the choi implanter.

 

http://hair-restoration-info.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/346...131067203#6131067203

 

Additionally, quick advice (though it is covered in the above link - I think)...ALWAYS try medication (finasteride and/or minoxodil) before considering an HT.

 

Bill

[hairbank]

The referenced post is a great read for you. At 18, you should be concerned more with stabilizing or stopping your loss as best you can for the next few years and see how it goes. At this point, it'll be difficult if not impossible to have any idea of what the future holds for you in the way of hair loss.

 

When you start experiencing hair loss the first thing you want to do is "get it fixed". However, you need to take your time and develop an appropriate plan of attack.

 

Good luck,

[SETT]

thank you all for your help the links have helped me, i am considering propecia i talk to my doctor and he said about having half a tablet every other day would this be enought to stop further hair loss, i have read about all side effects but i can't find anything on having only half a tablet every other day if any one could help me with this i'd be very greatful. thank you

[Bill - Seemiller]

SETT,

 

If you want to save money, ask about Proscar. it's a 5mg tablet of finasteride instead of 1mg, but you use a pill splitter to cut it into quarters. A lot of health insurance plans cover Proscar and even if they don't, you STILL pay less than buying Propecia.

 

Bill