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Is it pointless to get a hair transplant if you can't take propecia for health reasons?

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Propecia is too risky for me after having had male breast cancer. Rogaine has mixed reviews that indicate it could make it worse and even cause your hair to fall out. Should I just accept eventual baldness? If not, how many times realistically will I have to go back and do another transplant? Whats the average for those who can't take propecia and rogaine?

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