No. temples were fastly recede in just 3 months and same for 2 years. I went to many different hairdressers, it is not caused by cutting.
I cant any styling with this temples. Its not symmetric or natural, just looks like sh*t
Its Over For Me. I Have Retrograde Alopecia And I Lost Battle.
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I cant any styling with this temples. Its not symmetric or natural, just looks like sh*t
Cope
You’re like an NW2
That's not cope ikarus lol you want a feminine hairline, most men have some form of recession, nw0 tends to look a bit weird on a guy but it happens to the odd one.
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Rip Gregor 
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Looks like slightly receded. NW1.5 may be, but transplant won't stop shedding. Honestly I don't think you need transplant now. You need to see a dermatologist for shedding.
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You need a therapist.
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What happens if you get shock loss after you get your hair transplant. How you going to deal with that?
DoctorHouse
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Is that from Dr Erdogen from ASMED?
No. He is Dr. Serdaroğlu
Erdoğan is very expensive for turkish people. It is normal for you because the dollar or the euro is very valuable. 1 euro = 7.5 turkish lira
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The doctor said exactly what we are telling you. You don't have abnormal recession. If shedding is a problem, then you can consult with a dermatologist. Transplant is not a option at this stage
I accidentally deleted my message. damn android. Maybe I should buy an iPhone instead of a hair transplant.
I sent e-mail with photos from one of the best hair transplant surgeons in Turkey. He send this reply now.
When I look at your hair, there is no evidence such as a prominent opening, loss or thinning of the hair seen in genetic hair loss or I cannot see it. In this case, your openings in the temporal (temple) region is a normal, developmental anterior hairline regression; I should point out that your anterior hairline is subject to this type of regression / regrowth due to familial predisposition, and this does not mean genetic hair loss. In this case, I do not find it suitable for you as a doctor and a plastic surgeon ... There are minor irregularities that may occur in your sudden front hair line and it is a very normal situation.
I sent e-mail with photos from one of the best hair transplant surgeons in Turkey. He send this reply now.
When I look at your hair, there is no evidence such as a prominent opening, loss or thinning of the hair seen in genetic hair loss or I cannot see it. In this case, your openings in the temporal (temple) region is a normal, developmental anterior hairline regression; I should point out that your anterior hairline is subject to this type of regression / regrowth due to familial predisposition, and this does not mean genetic hair loss. In this case, I do not find it suitable for you as a doctor and a plastic surgeon ... There are minor irregularities that may occur in your sudden front hair line and it is a very normal situation.
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It's better to get a in person consultation. I sent my photos to Erdogen and he rejected me too. Some doctors don't want small cases like yours. You are lucky you live in Turkey. I would consult with the top 5 in person. Forget photos as they can be misleading. My hair looks thicker in photos than in person.
I think still hair transplant on next september. I know i have male pattern baldness and i will bald later or sooner.
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Is your dad bald?
He has M shape with slight recession. Maybe norwood 2.5. But he has strong crown. My crown thinning too.
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Lol WTF your dad has great hair.
But my uncles bald. They was bald early 20s
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Either you don't know how to read a norwood or you exaggerate everything. I am done here.