Posted in another thread, but the consenus on prevention is to take finasteride. I have no interest in doing so and risking permanent harm.
So I'm considering my options with hair transplants. I think there's hair to be saved here with a bit of filler.
I'm 26, been slowly thinning out and now receding since I was around 23 after a lot of stress. Any idea of how many grafts I might need?
I'm considering having a buzzcut soon to just get ready either a) going bald or b) just to see how my head looks when i have a transplant.
I have read different views on the need to take finasteride post-op too, I realise this is to minimise the further falling out. But I read that people typically have 2 ops some years apart to then tackle the next set of falling out hair - do you risk ending up having a very weird patches of growing hair and bald parts in later life and if so is there a way back/reversal from that?
Love to hear from people who have had transplant without the use of finasteride.
EDIT: The photos are worst-view possible, unbrushed, unstyled, dry and scruffy. When done it looks better, but there's no denying there is some thinning happening.
So I'm considering my options with hair transplants. I think there's hair to be saved here with a bit of filler.
I'm 26, been slowly thinning out and now receding since I was around 23 after a lot of stress. Any idea of how many grafts I might need?
I'm considering having a buzzcut soon to just get ready either a) going bald or b) just to see how my head looks when i have a transplant.
I have read different views on the need to take finasteride post-op too, I realise this is to minimise the further falling out. But I read that people typically have 2 ops some years apart to then tackle the next set of falling out hair - do you risk ending up having a very weird patches of growing hair and bald parts in later life and if so is there a way back/reversal from that?
Love to hear from people who have had transplant without the use of finasteride.
EDIT: The photos are worst-view possible, unbrushed, unstyled, dry and scruffy. When done it looks better, but there's no denying there is some thinning happening.
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