Hair transplant (front hairline) + Hair system combo

Hairtransplant for front hairline (1cm-1.5cm but dense across) with a hairystem in the back. It will be absolutely undectable in theory.. i dont mind wearing a hairsystem forever lmao so the future doesnt bother me. I am vain when it comes to myself and i love keeping hair on my scalp.

As for future girlfriends or partners.. if they dont like a man wearing a hairsystem they can leave lol. The one thats for me will be able to see past this.

Ofc for anyone wondering, this is for my own confidence ans how i want to feel when i look in the mirror. Hairloss isnt just hairfall for me, its an identity loss thar occurs way faster than normal agind does on someones skin :(. Self confidence is more important that anything else, and 50% of my confidence is rooted in the way i feel qhwn i look in the mirror.

So does anyone have any experience or stories they want to share about the idea of a hairsystem and hairtransplamt combo

I have performed some frontal hair transplants in men that wore a hair system behind it so that the hair system wasn’t detectable. It reduces the overall cost of the initial hair transplant but maintains the cost of the hair system which is not low

I want a hair transplant but!

I understand the reason people say you must go on fin, is to stop their hairloss. But I really want to keep my libido. Lets say I get a transplant and don’t go on finasteride. I probably could have a nice hairline for a few years, then I will start to look weird. But I’m pretty much content with shaving it short once I’m older. I don’t care if I have good hair from mid 30s and forward. I feel like its OK to be bald then. I just want the rest of my youth with good hair. What is your thoughts on this? Also my main problem is receding sides. And its been that way a very long time.

Hair transplants should wait until you are at least 25, in some unusual circumstances this timeline can be moved forward. At 25, with a good HAIRCHECK instrument check, I can predict your eventual balding pattern with some degree of accuracy. With this information, I create a MASTER PLAN for your hair loss management and if that management includes surgery, then the plan will address a ‘what if’ you should continue to bald.

Unless you are going to have a very advanced hair loss pattern, the constant hair transplants every two years is not probable and if you are going to develop a very advanced pattern of balding, a totally new discussion must be undertaken with your doctor. The concept of a MASTER PLAN is like everything in life. An architect can’t build a building without a Master Plan, nor can an army wage a war without it. The doctor who builds your MASTER PLAN will be making a commitment with you and that should assuage your fears.

I have been doing such planning with patients for 27 years in this business and I can’t tell you how many of my patients are grateful for the openness and honesty that comes with selecting the right doctor. The good news is that there are many such doctors out in the world who care about people like you. Do your homework and explore the process. I offer monthly open house events where people like you can meet people like you who have been where you are and you can see what has transpired since they made the decisions that are before you now.

Washing Your Head in Urine Causes Less Hair to Fall Out — True or False?

i do not mean to sound inappropriate or anything, and i am not trying to be foolish and silly. but- i heard that urinating in the bath tub and washing your hair in it can cuase less hair to fall out? Doctor, i was definitely not planning on trying this; but my hair is beginning to fall out more and more everyday. I do not know what to do? Could this so called “solution” work, or is it just a silly rumor? sorry if i sound inappropriate or anything like that, but like i said, i do not mean to. Thank you for your time=]

ToiletI do not think that you are inappropriate. As a matter of fact, people have tried everything over the years for conditions that had no known treatment and even trying a mixture of potato and sulfur powder, mixed with heated, old urine on their head is not an exception. Yes, you read it right. Your question ignited my curiosity and after some research I found this site that tries to explain all medicinal properties of the urine. Urine therapy in this website is claimed to be effective for treatment of many medical conditions including inflammatory conditions, trembling hands and knees, scurvy, deafness, sore eyes and numbness of skin and many other medical conditions. Gargling with urine to which a bit of saffron has been added is claimed to be helpful for treatment of all kinds of throat inflammations. That being said, I wouldn’t recommend pouring pee on your head… but that’s just a personal opinion.

I think instead of trying exotic remedies for your hair loss problem, you need to get hooked with a good hair specialist. You need a thorough evaluation for proper diagnosis of your hair loss condition. After having the diagnosis, you need a master plan including medical or surgical treatment for management of your hair loss.

Weight Training and Hair Loss Linked?

Hi,
I have read of reports that British scientist have linked weigh training to hair loss. Would you know if this is legitimate and if so would it effect individuals who are not genetically susceptible to hair loss. Here are some links: The Sun and UPI

Regards

Do most bodybuilders look bald to you? Do most men at gyms look more bald to you? You are asking me my opinion on an article from a gossip tabloid from the UK that features nude girls on page 3. Moreover, the articles reference that scientists have concluded this exercise/hair loss link, but do not quote a source. Both articles have the same single quote from a medical group with no published study or even a scientist’s name to attach the quote to.

The most common cause of balding in men is genetic. Personally, I’d rather be fit and in shape rather than flabby, fat, and bald… so both Dr. Pak and I work out to address the fat issue, and both of us take Propecia for tackling balding.


2009-01-08 11:03:15Weight Training and Hair Loss Linked?

Has Rogaine Caused DUPA?

After using rogaine and the quitting i discovered a mix between thick and thin hairs. Have I created DUPA because my hair is worse now then before. Also the colour of those hairs are gone..same thing happening to my pubic area and facial hair. Do you think rogaine has created DUPA on me. I used it for a month and haven’t used it for two months now

Having thick and thin hair does not mean you have diffuse unpatterned alopecia (DUPA). You need to be evaluated by a good dermatologist or a hair transplant surgeon to find out if your diagnosis is DUPA. The changes in hair color in different parts of your body indicate that you are undergoing some preprogrammed change, probably not related to Rogaine (minoxidil).

What are the better clinics in Turkey?

I am not in the business of telling you which clinics are the best clinics, but if you go to ISHRS.org and look up Turkey, only qualified doctors are recommended on this site.


2020-05-11 09:23:35What are the better clinics in Turkey?

Haven’t Seen Much Growth 7 Months After My Hair Transplant

Hi,

I had a hair transplant about 7 months ago and I really have not seen any major improvement. I had the transplant of the hair line. What has happened is that some of the transplanted hair never fell out and has continued to grow but I have seen no regrowth where the transplants shed.

Is this a failure or will it still grow.

My hairline is still a little red.

Thank you

At 7 months, you should see growth from the transplants. It sounds like it’s possible that your transplants grew in right away (seen in 5% of patients), but you may have experienced shock loss in the surrounding hair, leaving you no better off than before you started. As for redness, it should’ve subsided months ago. I don’t know enough about your procedure (number of grafts, hair type, technique used) or your skin type to be able to reflect on the persistent redness or if the transplant was a failure or not. I would discuss your concerns with the physician that performed the surgery and use the pre-operative photographs when you discuss this with him/her.

What Caused Sudden Female Hair Loss — Chemical Relaxer or Psoriasis?

A client I have serviced for almost one year accuses me of causing her hair to fall out after a relaxer I gave her. She called me two days after the relaxer saying her hair was shedding. I am very thorough with my rinsing of chemicals and the shampoos that follow. She said her hair was coming out in strands and that her scalp itched a little. I suggested she see a dermatologist. Her dermatologist told her that there was nothing showing in her bloodwork that would cause her hair to fall out. He prescribed her Luxiq which as you know is for psoriasis of the skin and scalp. Would’nt that not mean that she had a skin condition which caused her hair to fall out and not the relaxer?

It sounds like you may be looking for potential legal advice. I do not know your client or the entire circumstance involving her hair loss. This sounds like an acute episode of hair loss happened within a couple of days of the treatment you gave her. There seems to be a direct link between the use of chemicals and the hair loss, based on what you’re telling me. As I’ve written before, psoriasis will not cause hair loss unless you pick at it enough to develop traction alopecia. This does not seem to be a traction alopecia case, though.

There are many possible reasons for female hair loss, ranging from medical illness to genetics to hormonal to stress. Moreover, even with modern advancement in medical technology, the exact cause and/or cure for female hair loss is still elusive. Your client’s hair loss may have been related to the chemical stress or it may just also be coincidental. I really cannot say.