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ur child will be bald broYou are right.
It's early 2022 the most optimistic scenario.
ur child will be bald broYou are right.
It's early 2022 the most optimistic scenario.
This treatment is a bitter sweet. We basically have to be bald for it, or be a very solid receder who can sort of chase their hairline as it goes back with the treatment . Diffusers sort of have to wait to be bald.
Yeah I don’t know why anyone thinks diffuse thinners won’t be able to have new, healthy grafts implanted over the basically dead ones to add density.
Sounds like you have dupa, and not just regular diffuse loss. I think the replies were in regards to normal diffuse loss.from what I gather, at least this has happened personally to me, hair transplants specialists do not want to perform a transplant to diffusers because they claim there will be a huge shock loss of hair because of the procedure.
I'm a diffuser, and I've sent pics of my hair to several hair transplant clinics for evaluation, many of them never replied back (no idea why) but those who have, told me that they won't perform a hair transplant on me because since I'm a diffuser basically the entire hair on my scalp is weak and will most likely die from shock loss from the transplant, they told me I should go on finasteride and wait for at least a year and then see how my hair looks and how much stronger it gets.
that or wait until I lose more hair.
this will not be any different than a hair transplant in terms of the procedure.
I have normal diffuse loss and Ive also been rejected by all decent clinics in fear of shock lossSounds like you have dupa, and not just regular diffuse loss. I think the replies were in regards to normal diffuse loss.
from what I gather, at least this has happened personally to me, hair transplants specialists do not want to perform a transplant to diffusers because they claim there will be a huge shock loss of hair because of the procedure.
I'm a diffuser, and I've sent pics of my hair to several hair transplant clinics for evaluation, many of them never replied back (no idea why) but those who have, told me that they won't perform a hair transplant on me because since I'm a diffuser basically the entire hair on my scalp is weak and will most likely die from shock loss from the transplant, they told me I should go on finasteride and wait for at least a year and then see how my hair looks and how much stronger it gets.
that or wait until I lose more hair.
this will not be any different than a hair transplant in terms of the procedure.
For those of you that are diffuse thinning, do most of you have intact hairlines at either NW1 or 2? If so i feel like your best option is a skin fade on the side and keep your hair at a 2-3 inch length on top.
I always felt like Follica could be the saviour for diffuse thinners, as it provides alot of regrowth.
when is that coming out
next week in amsterdam
He's pulling your leg. It's not coming out anytime soon. There's a whole thread on it.
For those of you that are diffuse thinning, do most of you have intact hairlines at either NW1 or 2? If so i feel like your best option is a skin fade on the side and keep your hair at a 2-3 inch length on top.