When Older?

[CuriousJungleGeorge]

Would it look odd to see a man in his old age (say, sixties, seventies, etc.) to have a "full" head of hair? I guess the topic must be considered when thinking of H.T.s.

[CuriousJungleGeorge]

Would it look odd to see a man in his old age (say, sixties, seventies, etc.) to have a "full" head of hair? I guess the topic must be considered when thinking of H.T.s.

[Bill - Seemiller]

CuriousJungleGeorge,

 

I don't think it would be strange, since there are a lot of older men with no traces of hair loss.

 

However, if you are thinking that hair restoration will provide a full head of hair, take some time to do some research in this community.

 

The more hair loss one experiences, the less density and/or coverage hair transplantation can provide since donor hair is limited.

 

Best wishes,

 

Bill

[Reverse the Curse]

my dad had a monster head of hair until he was 62. as Bill said research for 6 month to a year.

rtc

[CuriousJungleGeorge]

Thanks, guys. The somewhat intimidating thing about H.T. is the idea of odd-patterned baldness if one decides, later, not to keep up with procedures. Of course, if follicle-multiplication ever shows up, I guess almost all of us will have the option of walking around like perpetual teen-agers (albeit we'll likely need a hell of a bank-account to fund the privilege).

[hairdoyle]

If a thick head of hair looks odd please make me as odd as possible lol haha!

 

seriously my dad had a lot of hair with just recession on temples til age of 73!

[Petchski]

THe top docs all plan for future loss, so that if your hair loss gets worse the transplant will stand on its own and still look natural

[john2008]

My father-in-law is 68 and has a FULL head of hair, so I would say no. Quite jealous actually!