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posted by HanginInThere, Hair loss University, 07.05.2008, 22:56

» Thanks for the comments. To address a couple of points that were raised, I
» plan to get a FUE transplant not strip because I've seen how awful that can
» be. Also my hairloss is gradual, its thinning like my father's so I expect
» to be a NW 6/7 in my 60's. If I was balding rapidly I wouldn't consider a
» transplant.
»
» The aim is to get most of my hair back (via the transplant) so I can enjoy
» it now while I'm still in the prime of my life. Once I'm older and have
» settled down with a decent woman it won't really matter if I go bald.
you completely missed the whole point

if you are headed to a NW7 And you go in now and thickly transplant the areas where you lost it and you look great, the more hair you use the worse it is

when you are in your 50s heading to the final stages you will not have enough hair to chase your balding, and you will have a thick crop of hair surrounded by a bald ring and you will not be able to fix it
you will have no donor hair left

then you will look like a freak

so you are saying since you will be in your 60s you wont mind it? think again

You would be a fool to get a transplant


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Hangin Regimen...........

Maxi Hair by Country Life 2/day
Kal Amino Max ..Chelated Multi Mineral..2/day

DHT blockers (daily intake)
Saw Palmetto, 320mg Standardized
Pygeum 500mg
Nettles 500mg
Beta Sitosterol 125mg

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