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Looks like retrograde alopecia. That doesn’t mean you’re screwed. Just means you have less donor supply.


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3 minutes ago, Melvin-Moderator said:

Looks like retrograde alopecia. That doesn’t mean you’re screwed. Just means you have less donor supply.

 

Thanks. However, dont´t you think at least ethical doctors would not consider patients with retrograde alopecia as suitable candidates? 

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It depends how advanced it is and if there is miniaturization in the primary donor region.

I do not see any evidence of DUPA.

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18 hours ago, gillenator said:

It depends how advanced it is and if there is miniaturization in the primary donor region.

I do not see any evidence of DUPA.

I have attached better picture of my primary donor region. 

Any thoughts? 

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21 hours ago, Myr said:

 

Thanks. However, dont´t you think at least ethical doctors would not consider patients with retrograde alopecia as suitable candidates? 

No, I had retrograde alopecia. I’ve had three hair transplants and my results are going strong 5 years later. As long as they don’t use grafts from that area you’re fine. Check out my journey in my signature.


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On ‎2‎/‎23‎/‎2019 at 10:23 AM, Myr said:

I have attached better picture of my primary donor region. 

Any thoughts? 

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Still do not see anything unusual in your donor.

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