Getting hair transplant while hair is thinning ? (photos)

You are a candidate for hair restoration now, and you have potential for a nice result.  You may experience continued loss following the transplant, but the transplanted hair will likely last your lifetime.  If you experience continued shedding, you may find that you want more hair and choose to have additional grafting done several years later. 

The baby hair you have will not grow as before. You can be a good candidate for hair transplant with FUE method.

You can have surgery now and add transplanted hairs to your existing hairs and enjoy the additive results.  Eventually your native (non-transplanted hairs) will fall out and you 'll be left with the transplanted hairs.  You can wait until you are bald and add transplanted hairs to the bald areas.  Over time the results will be the same.The decision to have the surgery is yours as well as the timing.  

 Your hair loss pattern is established and there is no point in waiting since you have baldness already. You should investigate not only hair transplants but also the Fleming-Mayer flap surgery which has many advantages over  hair transplantation. Instead of putting in hairs like blades of grass it replaces your hair loss with large section of your own dense hair. 

The photograph shows that you can directly go for hair transplant and in order to prevent the loss of your natural hair one can go for medical management like minoxidil/ Finasteride. One can also undergo PRP sessions for thinning hair.

You look like a great candidate for a hair transplant now or later. If you do it now, then it might be a bit less noticeable while its maturing. On the other hand, your thin hairs might be in danger of shock lossYour decision needs to be made balancing how much you desire to have more hair now vs valuing the hairs you currently haveIf in doubt you may be best advised to start Minoxidil, propecia or low level laser for a few months and re visit the subject of hair transplant

Your hair loss pattern is typical involving gradual loss of hair in frontal line, A, B, C zone. Hair restoration concerns the transplantation of new hair in between the existing ones. It does not promise, though, that there will be no further hair loss of the hair that already exists. That is the reason we always combine hair restoration with the conservative treatments so as to delay the phenomenon as much as possible. I wouldn't advise you to wait for taking measurements.

Your pattern of Androgenetic alopecia has already been established. So, there is nothing to worry, you can go ahead with the treatment without any hitch.

The small baby hairs in the area area are very typical of what is seen in male pattern balding. It's extremely common do perform a hair transplant at this stage - when the small hairs are still there. Waiting is not necessary.During the course of male balding, these small baby hairs will eventually fall out. A hair transplant serves to move large thick hairs into the area.In summary, waiting is not required. 

Hair fall will not change because of a transplant.  You may continue to loose hair.  A transplant now can potentially increase your density with good results.