Nancy Anthone, MD - Account Suspended

You seem to like a short hair cut, most likely shaven look style.

In that case I can recommend to look for a scalp hair pigmentation artist near you with a good reputation.
Short hair and hair pigmentation will produce an optical density which can never be achieved using any kind of hair restoration.

Ask yourself: Can I be sure that my progressive hair loss has stopped for the rest of my life?

Nobody can answer this question, not even a dr.

All we know is that progressive hair loss does not stop if untreated.
Sometimes it may appear the shedding has halted, only to find out a couple of years later that it has not.

Regenerative hair medicine has come a long way. We now have options like liquid solutions that allow for the usage of certain molecules without risking the side effects.

I would definitely advise you to do more research and find out which hair loss medication will benefit you most. There exist now DNA tests that can predict this and they are very affordable.

 

I don't think that should be a problem.
I would prefer to take beard hair again, using a very large are for the extractions to minimize any thining.

You seem to like very short hair.

Short hair and hair transplantation are not an ideal match. This is due to the lower density and sometimes different structure of the transplanted hairs vs the 'original hair'.

However, you are a very good candidate for hair pigmentation.
This technique can resolve your hair situation completely, and with a high density look.

Sabine of Prohairclinic is one of the leading hair pigmentation artists in Europe.

PRP will certainly help during the healing process.
However, you don not want this to be injected into the implant area after the grafts have been pacled. It may cause some grafts to be dislodged.

You could possibly have a PRP done for the implantzone the day before the FUE treatment.