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Would everyone agree that you need to save donor hair for the crown? As of right now I am 27 been on propecia for 7 years and have no hair loss in my crown. If I eventually end up getting 5-6k grafts for the front of my head would that leave me enough for the crown if I end up losing it when I'm older?

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Would everyone agree that you need to save donor hair for the crown? As of right now I am 27 been on propecia for 7 years and have no hair loss in my crown. If I eventually end up getting 5-6k grafts for the front of my head would that leave me enough for the crown if I end up losing it when I'm older?

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I'm using your hypothetical of 5-6K up front, from what I understand, the amount of donor hair you have in total can run from 5-10k if you are lucky, thus - I would guess you would be pushing it.

Dec. 2004 - 1938 Grafts via Strip

Feb. 2009 - 1002 Grafts via FUE

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sounds like you might not lose your crown so stay on the meds. That's a lot in the front. Post some pics...

100? 'mini' grapfts by Latham's Hair Clinic - 1991 (Removed 50 plugs by Cooley 3/08.)

2750 FU 3/20/08 by Dr. Cooley

 

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just because you are balding does not mean you will lose the crown. look at your family history of hairloss and you can get an idea of what norwood number you might end up.

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