Should I get a hair transplant now-or wait? (photo)

Hi captaingroove, thank you for posting your question on realself.comIt is not too early for you to get a
transplant. I would prefer that you start early. Often patients who think the
hair transplant is the only way to improve their hair begin to quickly learn
that adding hair doesn't mean the rest of your hairs will behave. Treat your
hair restoration as an investment. Protecting the optimal results of a hair
restoration is half the battle. Look at what you are willing to do. Find a routine that will become as normal as
brushing your teeth. Often this sounds like a downer, but my patients feel the
results are so spectacular they want to keep it that way. Your donor area looks
good, so you can probably do multiple procedures. Why do this if you can
prevent it? Consider if you did a procedure today. The
permanent hairs grow. If our concern of the remaining hairs being lost in an
advanced male pattern continues, what would it look like? I design your hair
restoration to look like a natural pattern of male hair loss. With this in
mind, if you lost more hair, you would not feel forced to do another procedure
to fix something that looks sectional or man-made. Find a hair restoration
practice that understands your biggest concern and addresses it fully to your
satisfaction. Find a board certified in hair restoration practice that is
results oriented. Best Regards,Bernardino Arocha, MD, FISHRS

You didn't mention your age but the most important thing to do now is stop the loss of more hair and protect the existing hair.This can be done with adjuncts such as Minoxidil ,Finasteride ,PRP and/or Low Level Laser Light.