Senior Member NW Posted July 27, 2002 Senior Member Share Posted July 27, 2002 To a physician or HT recipient with vertex HT experience, I am curious if transplanting hair into a thinning vertex area is a riskier procedure than say transplanting frontal recession ?, I have had very good results with 1200 frontal grafts and have a thinning area in the back, however NOT bald yet. Propecia has kept things somewhat in check but I would like to avoid having the swirl area become a bald spot. Would new FU's open a can of worms in that area and cause great amounts of shedding ? Or is there a good success rate ? Often HT is in the frontal regions (admitedly for good reason). I am 41 years old What is your advice ? Thank You Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Senior Member NW Posted July 27, 2002 Author Senior Member Share Posted July 27, 2002 To a physician or HT recipient with vertex HT experience, I am curious if transplanting hair into a thinning vertex area is a riskier procedure than say transplanting frontal recession ?, I have had very good results with 1200 frontal grafts and have a thinning area in the back, however NOT bald yet. Propecia has kept things somewhat in check but I would like to avoid having the swirl area become a bald spot. Would new FU's open a can of worms in that area and cause great amounts of shedding ? Or is there a good success rate ? Often HT is in the frontal regions (admitedly for good reason). I am 41 years old What is your advice ? Thank You Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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