Did I Get The Hair Transplant Too Young? 

Lmao haircare is by far best when it comes to hair lost topic. He always sites all the studies and doesn't fall for pseudoscience and bro science that you see on tresless and other places

Finasteride is awful, You can get post fin syndrome

Why not add minoxidil?

​@@mattybricks8003Why is it awful, did you ever use it? Using it myself for 12+ years now without any problems. You know what really causes depression in men? Going bald. It also causes anxiety and even suicide thoughts.

@@wezzdv9630 bro i agree going bald does im just saying look up post finasteride syndrome,’i don’t bodybuild to look good and lose my hair

@@wezzdv9630 obviously if it Works for u though keep using only like 2% of people get it

Fear mongering

Now your bald with boobs

Yeah man, these side effects are probably more prevalent than people realize, probably because a lot of dudes don't like to mention that they ever started hair treatment. I know that for me, I got side effects, but I was super insecure about admitting to even buying finasteride & minox, so I just stopped and never told anyone. And I am 99% sure I am never going to sign up to be one of the patients for any future hair treatment study. So there's some selection bias right there.

​@@TIZ_TheZoneWhat are you talking about ? Clinical studies on Finasteride have collected extensive data, and the majority of users do not experience serious side effects

@@TIZ_TheZone absolutely disagree, I'm on dut myself and before that I've been on fin for 2 years. Haven't experienced a single side effect. Yall just exaggerating out of your azz. There have been thousands of studies with thousands of subjects various ages and various dosages and extremely tiny percentage actually experienced something. When you read up bs stories on tresless and go in with negative perception then of course you'll have side effects

me too. people saying its harmless are delusional

Can you list some of the side effects you experienced when you came off please ?

Would u suggest taking a break from it every now and then?

Side effects occur low 4-6% I read from some research so to be affected so badly you are just really unlucky. I think its a bit more aggressive than Minoxidil and has a few more possible side effects that come with it. You could try switching to purely Minoxidil and micro needling.

same happened here with fin, was horrendous, feels like low testosterone kinda sides/borderline depression, which go hand in hand, sluggish, no motivation, zombified, cba to do anything, dont see the point, negative outlook and libido was definately lower, saw it as more of a chore than anything or id have to go like 4 or 5 days of no activity down below before i felt the urge to be up for it/thought of it. I never thought of taking the pill, never worried about the sides cos of the percentage being so low, it was never on my mind but looking back now it was definately present whilst i was on it tried oral minoxidil too, that barely did a thing, not sure if it contributed to the sides as i did oral min for a few months then hopped on fin too, so werent enough time to tell them apart to know which one did it but werent a great time. unlike you, im 2 years off them and only topical min with microneedling and im feeling okay again, not 100% without a doubt but its a hell of a lot better than what it was haha! to anyone reading these comments and debating it, i suggest you research the hell out of it, everything mo says in this video is true, dht etc and supressing it, nothing misleading whatsoever, videos good but just know that everyone is different and bodies react differently, underlying issues, potential sides etc are always a risk edit: i was on for 14months and slowly tapered off, tried the male hair system, which was cool and gives you a confidence boost but the maintenance it requires and stuff, im far too lazy, shaved it all in the end, stuck a hat on, microneedle, topical min and its finally sprouting thru 5months later 👌 see if its enough to keep up with and get away with, if not ill bite the bullet and get a transplant

Appreciate the comment mate. Sounds shit, side effect unfortunately do happen in some people but I stand by what I say when they're very rare. I can't remember if I left this in or cut it out of the video but it's worth getting your bloods done for anyone worried before they take Finasteride - that way you can check where your natural hormone levels are before starting anything may will effect them. For the vast majority of people if they're in a normal healthy range they're going to be completely fine but might want to proceed with caution if testosterone is already low when they start or prolactin is already high etc. then they could either decide to look elsewhere or start at a reduced dosa, like 0.5mg or 1mg every other day (or even topical) to assess tolerance. I think that is something that is worth investing in for anyone looking to start (free T, total T, SHBG, DHT, Prolactin, Estradiol) I can't speak for you but usually it's people who are already endocrinologically compromised (poor sleep, overweight, drink, smoke, 30+) who are prone to side effects. The majority of my audience won't fit that category so should be fine

Not always true. I lost the front of my hair at age 19 (Norwood 3) and my level of hair loss is still exactly the same 24yrs later at age 43. All men in my family lose the front part at a young age and keep hair on the top and sides for life.

when

@@raphaelfernandes5195 6 months ago

I've been taking fin for 8 years. It held my hair for that time but I think I'm noticing a slight change. Did you lose some hair over that 25 years on fin? I know for some people fin can stop hairless for good and some it just delays it.

@@MrJkca I stupidly switched from propecia to generic finasteride twice in that period and lost quite a lot of hair during that 1-2 months until switched back. Bizarre as it’s the same ingredients. I also had a spell 10 years ago where I stopped finasteride and went to topical minoxidil for 6 months and lost a ton of hair. So my hair loss prior to the surgery has been self-inflicted you can say. Never had any problems on propecia either apart from slightly harder to ejaculate during sex.

Have you experienced any side effects during those 25 years?

@@xHunterXIV a bit harder over time to ejaculate from sex. But for many men a good thing 😂

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Remember by that time the donor area will be very weak.

Thats why you had 2 HT, or else you probably will still lose your hair

You’re cooked

lmfao this is so stupid

@@pipespeeps5349you idiot, if someone has lost all their hair (nw6/7), there’s no hair to save so why would you need fin? There’s plenty of us who’ve had 2 procedures got back a full head of hair without taking a stupid medication for our whole lives

@@pipespeeps5349​​⁠you are, if someone has lost all their hair (nw6/7), there’s no hair to save so why would you need fin? There’s plenty of us who’ve had 2 procedures got back a full head of hair without taking a stupid medication for our whole lives

Probably have to wait 6-8 months

I couldn't find the study but I was looking at a dose response graph and 1mg offered significantly better DHT inhibition than 0.5 but anything above 1mg didn't really offer much more protection. I have good levels of natural test, so given my age and lifestyle it seems that getting a little extra hair protection would be worth it. Who knows i might go back down eventually

@@MoSamuels1I’m assuming that if you have negative side effects from the medication pre transplant it’s probably a silly idea to go ahead with a transplant ?

It's because it looks unnatural, a normal hairline isn't square, especially during your late 20's/30's. Think about how it will look when you are old!

@@RoxusRemo I think it looks more unnatural to have a low hairline in the front and only recession at the sides. That's an easy way to tell if someone has had a transplant or not imo

1. Obvious you've had a transplant. 2. Looks terrible and unnatural.

If taken from the right donor area, they're absolutely not dht sensitive. LeBron just has diffuse thinning all through scalp and on top of androgenic alopecia he has retrograde alopecia, which gives him very small donor area to work with

As long as the cause is genetics then you definitely need to be on medication because balding will not stop. It’s nature. Lebron James that’s genetics. Anyway medication is a personal choice but if you don’t take it you gonna need multiple transplants in the future and eventually you’ll run out of donor area.

Lebron has so much beard hair to use for that crown 😂

the beard doesn't have a lot of grafts though and mainly single hairs. The midscalp is gone as well. Soon or later he just have to shave it all off. He should have gone to Turkey just like Floyd Mayweather@@HookahDoncic98

Being bald sucks

You didn't embrace it, you're coping with it. If you were to embrace it you wouldn't have shaved your hair to hide your hair loss

@@i.d.6492 totally disagree, you can totally embrace being bald which is what I have done

@@majesticmythology sure buddy

@@i.d.6492 why would I keep my receding hairline on show when I could just shave it all off and avoid needing a transplant, it’s simple really

@@majesticmythology yeah but then you're hiding it, not embracing it. You're shaving off your head to hide your hair loss to make it less noticeable. Could easily get hair transplant if you have solid donor area and then never look back. Instead you're have shave your head for the rest of your life

Drop me an IG message brother

Tell that to all the men around the world who suffer erectile dysfunction because of propecia/finestaride. Some of them have been left with permanent erectile dysfunction. And balding people get laid.

Sameee

You act like women aren’t shallow? Dont judge if you haven’t lost all of your hair by your early 20s.

Saying bruv unironically is also cringeworthy you bold fuck

That’s the british way to pronounce it you melon

This comment is cringeworthy. Imagine getting triggered over the pronunciation of a word

its just how people pronounce it in cornwall you ballbag

Calm down flower

Or you’ll find it literally doesn’t. People are different, gotta see what you can tolerate and make the decision of what makes the most sense for you.

@@icandreamstreamthe people who say it doesnt are coping, medication effects everyone the same

@@piedpiper1201 No it doesn't what? Every person reacts to medications differently.

@@piedpiper1201 There have Millions of men who've been taking it for 30+ Years and are doing well ... Were are you getting these 'unusual problems' from ?

@@samali6109it effects every person who takes it, if you dont get sides to start with you are in better health but its still damaging your body pill by pill

Exactly and you shouldn't, because donor hair isn't sensitive to dht and will not fall out regardless if you take fin or not