I'm 23 about to turn 24, and I have a baby face which I can't stand. I do not look my age, and I probably look 5 or 6 years younger. I always get those baby face comments which I'm tired of. I really can't grow any facial hair, and if I do, after a week, I look all scruffy. Meaning, I can't grow a goatee, or even a beard which would really make me feel better about myself. Is there anything than can help me grow facial hair?
December 15, 2017
Answer: Beard transplantation Hello, Thank you for your question. Unfortunately there is nothing permanent solutions for your situation except beard transplantation. It is very effective solution and many patients of mine with the same problem got satisfying results.
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December 15, 2017
Answer: Beard transplantation Hello, Thank you for your question. Unfortunately there is nothing permanent solutions for your situation except beard transplantation. It is very effective solution and many patients of mine with the same problem got satisfying results.
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March 7, 2019
Answer: Promoting facial hair growth There are a variety of reasons for poor facial hair growth including hormonal imbalance and genetic factors. The use of Rogaine 5% has been reported to help when applied topically. Beard transplants have become en vogue especially with the recent beard trends.
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March 7, 2019
Answer: Promoting facial hair growth There are a variety of reasons for poor facial hair growth including hormonal imbalance and genetic factors. The use of Rogaine 5% has been reported to help when applied topically. Beard transplants have become en vogue especially with the recent beard trends.
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October 16, 2017
Answer: Facial hair growth Thank you for your question and for sharing your concerns. Although hair transplantation is an option for you, it might not be the best one to consider as the hair on the back of your head may not be the best suited to transplant into a beard area. There are several non-surgical options to consider:1) You can try low-level light to see if increasing the blood flow to the areas will help stimulate hair growth. 2) Platelet rich plasma may also do the same to improve blood flow3) You could try minoxidil or Latisse topically to see if this helps.Other considerations is to have your hormone levels checked and see if there are other underlying reasons for inadequate hair growth.
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October 16, 2017
Answer: Facial hair growth Thank you for your question and for sharing your concerns. Although hair transplantation is an option for you, it might not be the best one to consider as the hair on the back of your head may not be the best suited to transplant into a beard area. There are several non-surgical options to consider:1) You can try low-level light to see if increasing the blood flow to the areas will help stimulate hair growth. 2) Platelet rich plasma may also do the same to improve blood flow3) You could try minoxidil or Latisse topically to see if this helps.Other considerations is to have your hormone levels checked and see if there are other underlying reasons for inadequate hair growth.
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