I know this friend of mine. He is physically disabled, history of depression n suicide He looks at himself in the mirror n he sees a boy, he doesn't feel like a man, etc for quite a while now . He has made his mine set on getting a beard transplant. So my question is, due to to his history and diagnosis of depression, will neighborhood health plan consider this procedure as medical necessary surgery/procedure? Or is it still considered cosmetic and thereby won't be covered ?
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It takes age (genetic
triggers occur in family lines) so you need to find out when your father or
grandfather started to grow their hair. It is unusual for a man of your age not to have facial hair but your family history might give you insight into this. Your hormones should have kicked...
Dear T25252525,Thank you for posting this question. The short answer is yes. About 50% of the follicles transplanted will shed their hairs due to the stress placed on them during the hair transplantation process. These follicles re-grow their hairs starting at roughly 3-4 months after...
For. Looking at your pictures you are a grade two on the Norwood scale of hair loss and you are a good candidate for hair transplant. You can see a hair restoration specialist and state your concerns, hair transplant I the frontal hair line and the temples can be very natural if done by an...
