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Is this DUPA or DPA? (Photo)

Would I be a good candidate for a hair transplant? Here is a picture of my TrichoView, the back of my hair and sides.

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Dr. Ilhan Serdaroglu, MD
Dr. Ilhan Serdaroglu, MD
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If the size of your forehead is what is bothering you, you may be a good candidate for forehead reduction surgery where the hairline is lowered. It is best to wait until your late 20s or early 30s to have a hair transplant. The reason for this is that your hair loss pattern isn’t stabilized u...

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It is possible to to do a scalp reduction on patients that have a bald area from Folliculitis Decalvans. However, you would likely need an expander placed under the skin first to stretch the skin out and making it possible to remove the bald part of your scalp and be able to close the wound....

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