hahaha hair transplant is not a medicine, pictures of this guy are just confirmationDon’t forget a cure should cost $199 at most. If it costs more, then 90% of the users here wouldn’t be able to afford it, therefore it won’t be a cure
hahaha hair transplant is not a medicine, pictures of this guy are just confirmationDon’t forget a cure should cost $199 at most. If it costs more, then 90% of the users here wouldn’t be able to afford it, therefore it won’t be a cure
here is my take on this. i think for someone in their mid 30 you could save a lot of grafts if you have a more conservative hairline. i also think in order to properly frame your face it could be argued that a thin spot at the crown would be acceptable, a normal look past 30 and can be covered well with toppik. that again would save a lot of grafts.
however!!
i think the bigger problem is the fact that not having to use finasteride because it is donor zone hair is not completely accurate especially in younger men. many report a thinning of transplanted hairs. why? well first of all, what can be found in the frontal scalp is an upregulation of dht. when you plant the hairs from the back to the front they are susceptible to more dht, some still express the androgen receptor, studies have shown that even the donor zone in men with Androgenetic Alopecia thins out ovet time just much slower. however in an environment with higher androgens this can happen quicker.
furthermore, the surrounding cells are still susceptible to the balding process, there are signaling molecules being produces in their roots that have inhibitory properties, these are paracrine not just autocrine signals and thus, it can have an effect even on the neighboring cells. that means your non transplanted scalp is killing your donor hair.
when you are old and your balding process has been arrested for a long period of time this might not be w problem. however note that in older men gair generally becomes thinner. when you have such a tranplwnt you cannot afford any further thinning
my opinion is, a full transplant is not feasible past Norwood 4 if you hwve non insane donor area. hopefully soon we have drugs that might not give full but at least partial regrowth so that it can make non candidates candidates and also arrest the balding process further so that groeth inhibitory paracrine signals from cells nearby(there was a talk from the hair loss congress 2020 thag went into depth on this and why transplanted hair can get prone to minatutizatio) are not an issue
the degernate saint has made a new account, his cheating neglacting milf moma has given the kid its internet access backhahahahahahahahahha holy sh*t wtf!? the world of baldies is pure insanity!
yes but that is a terrible procedure.Interesting theory!
So based on what you are saying, would flap surgery, where the scalp skin is excised from the donor site instead of individual donor hair, avoid the problem?
This is the thread: https://bit.ly/3ohRnUmCongratulations dude.
Your result looks amazing for the level of hair loss you had. Incredible result.
Can I ask whether your donor hair, before the procedure, was completely untouched from any thinning from your male pattern hairloss?
I have very similar loss to you but my sides and nape have also thinned perhaps about 50%.
I know I am not a candidate for such a procedure but just wondering whether you had fully-thickened side and back hair prior to the procedure
That person is swedish. And I think his hair thickness was measured and found to be very average, nothing special.These Bulgarians have hair shafts as thick as my thumb. Good luck getting a transplant like that.
Hey man, nice results there as well@werefckd great post.
You also need to have about 30k euros to drop for this procedure, but it would be money well spent.
Here are also some results with a fine hair candidate: https://hassonandwong.com/hair-transplant-results/fue-hair-transplant-surgery-6048-grafts/
Dr. Lorenzo also has good high Norwood results: https://injertocapilar.com/Norwood-v-vi-vii/?lang=en
Of course though, I would recommend taking finasteride to protect the transplanted hairs just in case, but not everyone's transplant will thin regardless.
It’s funny / not funny how for some people photographic evidence isn’t enough.“my opinion is, a full transplant is not feasible past Norwood 4 if you hwve non insane donor area.”
I just posted a NW5 or 6 with average donor area that had a full transplant and had amazing results. So yes, it it very feasabible.
The thing is Dr Zarev is so good he is redefining what is possible with hair transplants. If you just consider the other hair transplant doctors I would almost agree with you.
We are conditioned to see hair transplants as butchery because of the things we saw in the past that got imprinted in our heads. At least I was.It’s funny / not funny how for some people photographic evidence isn’t enough.
Well my motive is that I have a FUT scare. Ten years ago I was promised that “in 5 years you’ll be able to use new tech to…”We are conditioned to see hair transplants as butchery because of the things we saw in the past that got imprinted in our heads. At least I was.
As they say, we see not with our eyes but with our minds.
Glad to know you pulled the trigger instead of waiting forever for the miracle treatment that is always just "3-5 years away" for the past 20 years.Well my motive is that I have a FUT scare. Ten years ago I was promised that “in 5 years you’ll be able to use new tech to…”
Anyway I’ve been really happy with my hair transplant but the crown is catching up.
So a couple of thousand beard hair grafts in the crown + maybe another thousand in the front / centre would probably keep me happy for another 10 years.
Exactly. The frame makes the total differenceI’d rather look like I’m thining in areas and have a decent frame of hair (hair to frame my face?) than look bald.