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If you would like to shave down extremely short, and you are relaxed with your hair situation currently, I would ask you to reconsider. As Melvin said, scars to some degree will be evident. You are receiving thousands of tiny punches into your scalp. Depending on your skin tone and physiology will dictate how visual they may be, but they will be there none the less.

Regarding the photo that you have shared showing a higher hairline. I would suggest considering your loss and limited donor, a more conservative design may be appropriate. The final placement and design will be influenced by your final objectives, and your donor density. If your physician decides only 1000 grafts can be taken from your donor area as opposed to 2500 grafts, they are two different scenarios that would require 2 different approaches. 

Have you consulted with any of the most respected physicians to understand what they feel may be possible?

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I agree...most guys would have to buzz no lower than a number two, possibly a one depending on how well the healing is with minimal scar tissue showing.

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On 11/12/2019 at 6:16 PM, Melvin-Moderator said:

Can you post an example of what you feel would be an acceptable result.

yes I'm definitely reconsidering the whole thing, which will be less hassle in the long run. 

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Sounds like you are setting more realistic expectations...;)

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3 hours ago, Ukd6 said:

yes I'm definitely reconsidering the whole thing, which will be less hassle in the long run. 

That's good, you look good bald man, if you want to have a procedure you cant shave your head.


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11 hours ago, Melvin-Moderator said:

That's good, you look good bald man, if you want to have a procedure you cant shave your head.

Thanks man appreciate it.  have realised that considering a ht, I have felt really stressed about it. feeling better now I have decided against a ht. maybe when cloning comes in I'll look again. 

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