Fanjeera
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main problem is the front hairline: it gets dirty and then looks unnatural.
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a small forelock transplant in the front. 1000 grafts, can be more, can be less. it's cheap. it looks natural even, if you decide to stop wearing for some crazy reason.
also helps with alignment.
why not do it? Please give counter-arguments, because I will do it.
have to get thinner hair system after that.
Main problem is that it has to be done in a series of very small operations to make the transition undetectable. Any ideas how to do that? Probably a long period with a fringed hairstyle. I'm used to that luckily with life experience with a receding or dirty hairline.
thanks!
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Update on Forelock Approach of Hair Transplantation
1. Michael L. Beehner, MD 1. Saratoga Springs, New York It’s been almost 14 years since I sat in that lecture room in San Antonio at the American Hair Loss Council’s annual meeting and heard Manny Marritt talk for almost an hour and a half on the concept of using a centralized forelock
a small forelock transplant in the front. 1000 grafts, can be more, can be less. it's cheap. it looks natural even, if you decide to stop wearing for some crazy reason.
also helps with alignment.
why not do it? Please give counter-arguments, because I will do it.
have to get thinner hair system after that.
Main problem is that it has to be done in a series of very small operations to make the transition undetectable. Any ideas how to do that? Probably a long period with a fringed hairstyle. I'm used to that luckily with life experience with a receding or dirty hairline.
thanks!