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Getting on with life (Hair Multiplication & Research)

posted by fairhair, 22.05.2008, 01:11

» Although I've rarely ever posted here, I've been lurking a lot and like
» most of you, I've been hoping and waiting for that breakthrough that never
» seems to come. I've actually been checking this site for a number of years
» now.
»
» Seeing that no significant progress has been made in HM, I've decided to
» go for an FUE hair transplant instead (probably later this year). I'm a NW
» 3 to 4 so I think it'll work out well for me-having seen the great results
» of people who's hairloss is worse than mine.
»
» Hair is a social handicap and the kind of thing you rarely think about
» when you have it. When you don't its a blow to your confidence as we all
» know and have experienced.
»
» I'm 35 now and don't want to miss out on what's left of my youth. I'd
» suggest the same to others who are in a similar position as mine. I can't
» wait another 2 to 5 or 10 years on false hope. If in that time a cure is
» developed-excellent, I'll buy into it then, but I'm not going to hold my
» breath. Life is short and not worth squandering on things that might not
» come to pass.
I completely agree with you epiker0. I am also 35, NW4. HM is too far in the future and if you add a "maybe" to that, FUE is probably the best option for a NW3-4 at this time. I haven't spent much time on this website, but recently the hair complex has become more accute than ever.
So this is my first post on this site and I replied to you because your post has weighed in my decision to go for a FUE -probably this summer.
First I have to do some homework and try to separate fact from advertising and bias. The major concern with FUE seems to be the "white dots" visible on some patiens donor area. I would appreciate any comments from persons that have undergone FUE. Does the size of the needle matter?


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