25yo. I have had this hairline since my teenage years (brutal) but it stablized and hasn't receded since. I am also on fin so I don't expect it to get worse.
Mostly just a fucked hairline, but hairline recession/balding is in my family so I am taking fin preventatively.
There's not going to be regrowth in those bald places no matter what you put on there. At best some fuzzy hair on your hairline might become a bit stronger again. Regrowth if you are agressively balding only (not my case).
Saves you from being a subhuman.
Important note: Hair transplant would be put on top of the line aswell. So it's the area behind the line, aswell as the line itself that will have hair.
What is this, norwood2.5 to norwood 1.5-2? Will be 2000 grafts at max density possible at the clinic.
Sure, i would try regardless, at the very least you will get better hair density, new hairs will grow within your hairline, and if you are lucky maybe beyond it.
Are there any cons to hair transplantation or why do you think regrowth is better except the costs
I am already on fin. Could add minox+microneedling I suppose. But hair transplant will have the best and most noticeable effect.
Hair transplant is more expensive, often times doesn't look completely natural, has a % of hairs that just don't make it and you have a limited supply of donor hairs. Regrowth is a million times best if you can achieve any, worthed the try. Only a lazy fuck wouldn't try regrowth with minox, stemox, rolling, fin, an antiandrogen and maybe DIY PRP. After a couple months you can already see if it's working or not.
It will cost me about 6000 dollars in the Netherlands (2000 grafts). I could probably do it for 3000-4000 dollars in Turkey but I am not planning to. Still need to research what the best clinics are.
They are blue
Duh
You had a look into curly girl method or? hair looks frizzy as fuc
You would think it's worth it for me to not go for HT for another year, but do minox+dermaneedling and continue fin. See where I can end up at? It's impossible for those bald patches to fill in properly
yeah the pic is utter shit and unflattering
Not sure what that is. It's a way to make your hair less frizzy?
Usually it is recommended to detangle in the showers lmao, use conditioner and then scrunch it out. After scrunch in gel to make a cast and then leave it to dry lmao
I would even try PRP if i was you, every hair i regrew is worthed gold, and you will get better density which is already reason enough to hop on minox, etc. Just the better density is worthed the efforts. I also got regrowth during the first 2 months, you probably don't need to wait a whole year to asses if it's worthed for you.
I thought it is best to detangle hair when it's try to prevent breakage. So you put in some sort of gel after you use conditioner and leave it in, dont wash it out? ill look into it.
Oh god ty I thought you were a trucel abomination.
If you have curly hair if it is dry it causes breakage, you want to try and contain the moisture, you add the gel after patting hair of excess moisture then leave the gel in until it is 100% dry. After that you can decide whether or not to scrunch out the cast or not dm me for more details if you want
Yeah I guess I should consider doing minox and PRP anyways for overall hair quality, but I don't expect it to help with growing a lower hairline and filling in temples where I havent had any hair for the last 5+ years if not, ever in my life.
@Papabakvet chad-lite at least, you were right
This is how I style my hair for dates. The girls that do go on dates with me, seem to like my hair. But it's niche appeal I know.
Overall, you’re a pretty good looking dude regardless of your current hairline, though the transplant will still do you much good.
This is how I style my hair for dates. The girls that do go on dates with me, seem to like my hair. But it's niche appeal I know.
Hmm how do you mean? They told me didn't want to touch my temples too much because they were already naturally a bit withdrawn and dont want to make it look unnatural.
What they told me, was that after roughly 8-9 months it should look respectable again and after 12-14 months, all the new hairs should be fully matured, which would be the final result.
I told them to drew another style of hairline aswell and they came up with this. But they strongly advised against it as this is apparantly a typical 'female hairline' when it is rounded like that instead of having that sharpness in it like the other one they drew.
Yeah they say it takes like 10 months to see the full result of the hair transplant. Since you had 3250 done I suppose it was done over multiple days? They want to do 2000 in 1 day at this clinic but it's the max they will do. Because they are limited by the amount of anesthetics they are allowed to use.
Yup it's as you say, I have lots of frizzy, soft, tiny hairs on my hairline. So it makes the problem worse depending on how you style it.
The surgeons told you, your donor hair was of great quality. Did they comment on the amount of double/tripple grafts they got from your donor area? This surgeon told me that the best follicles are the tripple/double ones, since they provide the most dense result. But they can't tell beforehand how your donor area will look like apparantly. So I suppose during the operation them telling you that means you have a lot of double and tripple follicles?
And yeah I agree man. If I can get that hairline from my openinst post, I will have a better hairline than I have ever had in my life. Should hopefully make me look a lot younger, can't fucking wait tbh.
i heard belgium has pretty good doctors
Important note: Hair transplant would be put on top of the line aswell. So it's the area behind the line, aswell as the line itself that will have hair.
What is this, norwood2.5 to norwood 1.5-2? Will be 2000 grafts at max density possible at the clinic.
