Dave Gahan (singer of the UK band, Depeche Mode) probably had the most angular & precise-looking hairline... especially back in the 1980's when he was in his early-to-mid 20's and looked like it was set up using a compass & protractor.
I'm asking you this question because you are using Minoxidil as I am. We are supposed to apply it twice a day. So do you wash your recipient area with mild shampoo everyday before applying Minoxidil at the start of the day? If yes , is it required or necessary at all to head bath everyday?
I just wash it before applying it so that the scalp is clean in the morning and right before bed. You want to use it twice a day as instructed for maximum results with the 5% solution.
Question so I just got a hair transplant 2/3 months ago which was to fix a botched procedure , but they couldn’t take the hair back, so the hair line is too low. What are your suggestions on fixing this without scarring or bumps? Man this a nightmare I thought getting a hair transplant would be the best decision 😩😓 my experience has been traumatizing
excellent job on your temples. the size of your forehead looks great as well. and that is because the lower half of your face is pretty sizable as well so the forehead's size balances it. bug foreheads look pretty bad on people with smaller characteristics but those with more prominent jaws and cheekbones look better and more masculine with big foreheads. the temporal points also provide balance.. one question: regarding your temporal points did you have to ask your doctor about doing them or was he the one to suggest it? i ask because i dont usually see temporal points reconstructions even if they seem to play a significant role in the appearance of the face
thanks man. Yes, i actually had to request it from my doctor to rebuild my temporal points. A lot of doctors are hesitant because it its more difficult to rebuild, but if you don't rebuild the temples, a hair transplant looks very unnatural and gives off the "lid" appearance.
You can take time off and conceal it with make-up if your work doesnt allow you to wear a hat. I am normally not able to wear a hat (office setting) but I told my supervisor that I had a medical condition that required me to do so and he said it was fine.
One of the best ways is to utilize hair loss forums and see the reviews from people who had hair transplants done. Some good sites include hairrestorationnetwork, hairlosstalk, baldtruthtalk, etc. Patients post up their pictures and videos to show you before/after pictures. Always go to a reputable doctor for best results.
Yes but you also only have a finite number of grafts. You do not want to deplete it all on the frontal hairline, esp if you have an extensive history of hairloss. Being conservative is key.
hairliciously I dont have temporal points its not like my hair is falling out , its just that I dont have temporal points and its not growing out and what do u suggest .. Do i need to save to grow it or do i need to transplant it??
I think your hairline is fine. Most people or women or whatever prefer guys with bigger foreheads. If you brought it down lower I think you would look less mature and masculine.
hi i just wanted to tell you something about Propecia you can take in a way that will only effect you hairand nothing else there is a spray and shampo and conditioner called revivogen , you see what it does it only blocks DHT but only from the scalp unlike propecia so everything will stay the same but your scalp google it (REVIVOGEN)
In my opinion, you need to get it so that it looks more natural, if you are receding in the temporal points. Not having temporal points will make the hair transplant look like a "lid effect." The temporal points is what gives that masculine appearance in males and without it would be a dead giveaway that some has had a hair transplant, if only the hairline is rebuilt. This is ONLY if you have receded temporal points. Some people do not recede on their temporal points so they only get their hairline rebuilt.
Hi Buddy, First, greetings from Brazil, second....this was the first video on YT talking about this....i think im a nature freak...i have long hair ( Rock n Roll guy) but zero temple points....im considering shave my head and do a HT (fue probably) but in thousands of HT videos...barely 1 or 2 do a temple point...my question is? can it looks natural" (because my side hair is sooo thin..you are the first one that i like...but i need 500 ou more grafts only in the temples..) and about turkey, do you know about "Motorized punch extraction = high transection rate on FUE" ? thanks.
it can look natural if you choose a highly experienced and skilled doctor that would use surrounding temporal hair to blend it in naturally vs using hair from the back of the scalp, where it is normally thicker. motorized punch extraction is all based on the skill of the doctor. A good doctor will result in a lower transection rate.
Do you think I could get moderate work done as a 19yr old to the temporal region ? I have a mature hairline rather receding however, all I see is doctors stating how reluctant they're to work with teenagers . Why wont they let me take the risk for myself & live my life rather wait till im 40 ? Also Caucasians on average have the largest forehead circumference of them all & are inclined to recede far worst than black,asian, and Mexicans .I personally think that due to the fine hair texture being more sensitive to DHT .
The thing is, the younger you receding, the more likely you will lose hair as you age. Doctors probably want you to try other means like finasteride,minoxidil,etc. before jumping to a hair transplant. Most doctors won't perform hair transplants on men in their late teens/early twenties since they want to wait until hair loss stabilizes. However, if you are adamant about getting a hair transplant, make sure to get a conservative hairline (ie. not too low) so that you can take into account of further hair loss. You want to save as much donor hair as possible.