hey guys im 26 yr old, started losing hair in age 17, now after a quick research ive decided to do fue, but i don't know if i can do it and get great results i want it to be the best it can be if im gonna do it, with density and a full hair look i know it's not magic, so if i cant get a full hair, what can i get cuz i don't want to look silly, and if i most i will stay with a shaven head sent those pics to a dr that says i can get good results, but im afraid he just wants my money Thoughts?
Answer: Transplant for advanced grade of baldness You are having grade 6 baldness at a very young age. It is possible that your baldness may increase over a period of time.Thus, you must keep that in mind whenever you plan for a hair transplant surgery. Regarding the coverage of the bald area, it may need two to three sessions of surgery with hair from scalp and body to cover this much large area. It will be better to meet a local hair transplant surgeon and to make a plan combining both transplant and medications.
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Answer: Transplant for advanced grade of baldness You are having grade 6 baldness at a very young age. It is possible that your baldness may increase over a period of time.Thus, you must keep that in mind whenever you plan for a hair transplant surgery. Regarding the coverage of the bald area, it may need two to three sessions of surgery with hair from scalp and body to cover this much large area. It will be better to meet a local hair transplant surgeon and to make a plan combining both transplant and medications.
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April 23, 2019
Answer: Norwood 7 and FUE - This will not work. FUE, with even the best donor hair will not cover with any reasonable density. Even strip harvesting will not yield enough. You have from your photos a large area and if your expectations are to cover the whole area with better that 50% density I would not recommend surgery. Look at what the anti-adrogen drugs can do first.
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April 23, 2019
Answer: Norwood 7 and FUE - This will not work. FUE, with even the best donor hair will not cover with any reasonable density. Even strip harvesting will not yield enough. You have from your photos a large area and if your expectations are to cover the whole area with better that 50% density I would not recommend surgery. Look at what the anti-adrogen drugs can do first.
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