So I'm 27 and baldness is creeping up on me. 3 q's: 1) Family hx: Many bald uncles/GF who had straight hair and bald by 25. One curly uncle like me who still has his hair at 60 (my hairline- thinning now). Can I realistically look forward to his hair life? 2) At 27, is it likely I'll lose much more? Don't want that wonky transplant situation where the hair behind it keeps going. 3) How do my curls play into it? Does that make it better or harder? I got an estimate 100-130 density in donor area.
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Answer: Curly hair and high density are advantages, but you are too young for a transplant. You can stop progression now without surgery
The lice should not impact the hair transplant but be sure not to pick or scratch your grafts of they will get infected. You clearly need to be treated for the lice
Thank you for your question. You are asking about FUT results without taking Propecia. You state you are 31-years-old, and a Norwood 6 which is fairly advanced hair loss, and you ask how many grafts you need for fullness. Additionally, you ask about the possible necessity for a second...
Good question. Hard to tell just from the pictures, but the best thing to do would be to check for miniaturization at the occipital area. If I have to guess from the pictures, you might have some of this going on. The importance of having a formal diagnosis is that conventional hair transplant t...