Hair Loss - You are all set.

hair loss products

Free Ads


shop

Forum News Hair Transplant Hair Replacement Topical All Natural Drugs Hair Multiplication Gallery Female Hair Loss

Hair Loss

Forum Index   Personal Journal   Poll

Log in | User | Register

London Free Consultations Dec 15-19  |  Hair Transplant Patient Reviews
 

You are all set. (Hair Transplant)

posted by cal, 22.07.2008, 17:28

The issue you're confused about is that shockloss is MUCH more an issue to weakened hairs than fully strong ones. Transplanted donor hairs in a certain area are usually going to be MUCH more resistant to shockloss than weakened existing hairs remaining in that area.


In case you're not aware of this, androgenic male-pattern "hair loss" is not a reduction in the number of hairs, but mainly a thinning of the existing hairs. You've still got most of the original number of hairs until the very last stages of loss in an area.

So getting a transplant to fight thinning is putting a lower density of thick hairs into an area, to help out a high density of thinned hairs.



I'm not necessarily saying you should never get a HT, but it's true that you might be breaking even on the work for the first several thousand grafts into the top before things begin to look THICKER than when you started. It sucks but that's the breaks.


cal is located in [NA] and he is available to meet: NO


Complete thread:

41708 Postings in 3842 Threads, 1685 registered users
Hair Loss | Admin contact
powered by MLF | FORUM POLICY

Dr. Klein: most comprehensive topical hair loss therapy
click here