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Follow-up: Why does the hairs in the front of my scalp grow so slow?

jakesmith23Feb 1, 2016
The hairs in the front of my scalp seem to grow much slower than the back and I've been trying for a couple of months to grow it out but it's growing super slow.

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Dr. Michael Meshkin, MD - Account Suspended
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Answered on Feb 2, 2016
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Dr. William Rassman, MD (retired)
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William Rassman, MD (retired)

This disease is know to cause hair loss. If your hair is thinning, hair transplants will not work, but scalp micropigmentaiton will work nicely in such diseases to make your hair thicker (male or female).  If your problem is only thinning, this technique may solve your problem (see web ...

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You can have hairline that is naturally higher, usually as poeple age their hailine recedes and that's normal. For maturing hairlines or genetically higher hairlines you can have hair transplant to lower it.  if done by an experienced hair restoration surgeon it will blend in with the rest...

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Thje laser will not work in either the eyebrow or the bikini area. As you are in Los Angeles, you should consider visiting our office so that we can see just what the problem is. Hair transplants are ceertainly an option for these two problems, something we have done many times. 

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