I know that rule of thumb is to consider hair transplant after 35, but I guess now its the time that I want to have hair on my head. Can I have at least hair transplant in my vertex region, and later on if I lose hair in the font line, do a second hair transplant? How many graft I need to cover my vertex?
February 22, 2016
Answer: Is 28 Too Young for a Hair Transplant Relo88 from toronto asks is 28 too young fora hair transplant. Of course an in person consultation is necessary to determine your best course of action. But at 28 , if you have a good donor area , a transplant can be performed. Being young plesse also consider medical therapy a the same time:Platelet rich plasma with Acellpropeciaminoxidilbiotinlow level laser light capillus or laser capi would place up to 250 grafts to this area. Good Luck Dr B
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February 22, 2016
Answer: Is 28 Too Young for a Hair Transplant Relo88 from toronto asks is 28 too young fora hair transplant. Of course an in person consultation is necessary to determine your best course of action. But at 28 , if you have a good donor area , a transplant can be performed. Being young plesse also consider medical therapy a the same time:Platelet rich plasma with Acellpropeciaminoxidilbiotinlow level laser light capillus or laser capi would place up to 250 grafts to this area. Good Luck Dr B
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February 21, 2016
Answer: Age and Hair Transplant- Dr. Alan Feller-Great Neck, New York First, throw out your rule of thumb rule book because it is inaccurate. By the thickness of the hair in your photos it doesn't look like you have aggressive loss in the front and top and that's great. You do, however, have it in the crown. You are one of the few patients I would accept to fill in the crown because I don' believe you will have massive loss in the front. If you were going to, I would suspect you would have had it by now. Put 2500 grafts in your crown. More if you can.
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February 21, 2016
Answer: Age and Hair Transplant- Dr. Alan Feller-Great Neck, New York First, throw out your rule of thumb rule book because it is inaccurate. By the thickness of the hair in your photos it doesn't look like you have aggressive loss in the front and top and that's great. You do, however, have it in the crown. You are one of the few patients I would accept to fill in the crown because I don' believe you will have massive loss in the front. If you were going to, I would suspect you would have had it by now. Put 2500 grafts in your crown. More if you can.
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