Is a hair transplant possible at a young age given that the loss pattern is predictable?

Hello, Now you are at a very young age for hair transplantation, if your hairs still falling out you need to wait couple years more to see the condition of your hairs. If you are using Minoxidil then don't just stop using them, slowly lower the dose of it not to increase hair lose. Consultation with good dermatologist will help you to find the problem, my be it is because of the lack of vitamins or hormones, after he might advise you PRP procedure or mesotherapy.

There are a few reasons why getting a hair transplant isn’t the right option. Lets go over some of them:
You cannot transplant hairs as close together as they grow on their ownCutting
the holes required in the transplant region to put in the hairs will
hurt blood supply to the surrounding hairs and cause them to be lost
sooner.A
transplant will not stop the ongoing process of hair loss and you will
lose the hair around and behind the transplanted hairs unless he does
something to stop it.If
he relies only on transplant there will not be sufficient hairs to move
from the donor area o cover the whole area that will eventually be
lost.Any medicine that actually can make changes inside your body, are required under the FDA to be available by prescription only. This therefore means that it is not possible for anything that does not require a prescription to cure or prevent hair loss or regrow thinning hair. Thus, a personalized medicine will be the best choice because instead of a "one size fits all" approach, you will be taking something which is truly catered to your body's needs.The right treatment is out there. Good luck on your search.