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Getting on with life (Hair Multiplication & Research)

posted by epiker0, 25.05.2008, 21:10

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» 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?
I appreciate your post fairhair and glad to know that my message resonated with others in a similar situation as myself. I've only done some basic research on hair transplants and felt FUE was probably the best for me, though it is more costly. Unfortunately I haven't done much more digging so I'm unable to provide more info on FUE but you might want to try the guys in the Hair Transplant section on this site.

An aside, I read about doctors using stem cells to enlarge women's breasts and of course it begs the obvious, why can't they inject stem cells in our scalp and make hair grow? Its frustrating to watch medical advances for everything else except hairloss. Its not as if there isn't a multi-billion dollar market for people suffering with our ailment. While the FUE won't give us a permanent 'cure' it will make a significant change in our appearance for the meanwhile, until that breakthrough finally arrives.

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