How To Not Get A Hair Transplant in 2 Steps...  

Can you suggest good clinic in India as well

@@koteswararao786 Eugenix, Medispa

What if your 40

I'm 21 but my doctor refusing for hair transplant but 90 percentage I lost hair .

Go end eat healthy not chutney karai

Im 21, i got the transplant 3 months ago, and so far everything is going well, i will use minoxidil and whatever it takes to keep it but just like you, getting bold in my 20s aint it

Right now I'm 22 and I'm panicking. I'm losing it and have the same point of view. I won't be mad losing it in my 30's but in 20's? This is breaking me because I don't have enough money to get a transplant. I'm getting a job soon so I can save some money for it. I hope god will help me because I need 5-6 month to work.

You'll still care in your 30s. Hop on medication and see if you're stable or improving over 1-2 years, then a transplant is pretty safe in your 20s.

​@@Dlazcano02I'd go for fin + min or fin only, a low dose topical fin if you're worried about sides. Something like 1-2 ml of 0.01% once a day, increase dose if it doesnt get better at 6 months. It inhibits less dht than oral but it's also less effective, expect something like 30-50% reduction.

@@MrDavid8460 no doubt man. It is just more expected in 30s. Not that I think it's okay.

Harsh

at least his face is framed

He should use xanax

Do you have to use it for life?

How old are you now? Did it work or did you notice further aggressive loss after the transplant?

​@@MsLio007yes he does

@@UnknownUser_10bro he just said he was 29 only 3 months ago… im pretty sure hes still 29…

@@22lrjayden81 I‘m pretty sure that the 29 part wasn’t there three months ago

Also come down to genetics, if you produce more dht you will experience hairloss no if ands or buts, only being on finasteride or dutasteride will stop the follicles shrinking, then all those things you said are applicable and would improve hair quality, hut your not magically gonna change your horomone levels and fix your hair, you need medication for that, and tbh as a 24 yo thats been on finasteride for 2 years yea igot a full head of hair but my mental health has tanked , because of the hormone fluctuating, and now if i come off itll fuck me up more, id lose muscle and my hair obviously, if i could go back i would embraced the bald and get covered in tattoos or something, look up post finasteride syndrome if your interested on learning about the side effects of hairloss meds

Dude, my hair comes off by merely touching it. You really think I can massage it, let alone comb it?

If that's what I gotta do I'll just let the androgen do their thing

@@Brometheus420 if i can go back and not hop finasteride and just be bald i would, side effects are not worth it

@@Yaaktrizzle I would bet more people get side effects they just don't attribute it to the finasteride. Hormone blockers are bad news

Very stupid comment, but I guess you know more than the world’s top surgeons who use age as a major deciding factor. Hair loss is unpredictable and you have NO idea how poorly those transplants will age over the next few decades.

@@Kevin-qy9wf HT hairs do not fall. And like anything else things “age”, what point are you making idiot? I guarantee I know more about this shot than you. Saying that I got one done at 24

only has to do with how DHT affects you personally at the follicles on your head . DHT shreds your hair , you can obviously get lab work done and see if how it’s going to affect you and take precautions , dht doesn’t have affects on me or my hair .

@@michaelsteven8143 Of course it has to do with how DHT affects you, and the overwhelming amount of men don't need lab work to know that it will progressively shred their hair. That's why the most ethical surgeons will only work on patients in their 20s if they're committed to lifelong medication.

@@Kevin-qy9wf your annoying just sayin

I would be careful in your stage man. Your dads hair loss stage doesn’t mean you have to reach it also by his current age. You could look worse than that in the future.

awesome...love yourself without bothering what others think

There’s something to be said about just accepting the balding and not taking extra medication just to prevent it.

​@@nareshgupta2503If you're capable of loving yourself that way, go for it. But I'll never love myself as a bald guy. I'll always be bitter about it and envy other people with great hair, even if they never say anything bad about the way I look. Hell I'd not want to go bald, even if women throw themselves at me after that.

I see a lot of guys in 20s with a NW3-4, even if they start meds, they will not recover the hairline (so its ok to do a HT to recover the hairline)

Exactly

@@fym2010 whats a nw3-4

@@DarthRaider norwood scale (for hair loss)

What type of medical therapy?

@@rayanthomas6699 DHT blockers and minoxidil

@@25taylor91 are u taking finastride

Now what are uhh using plzz reply brother 😢😭😭

I wonder if I am a good candidate. I‘m 23, hair on top seems as dense as on the sides but I have corners. The left corner is ok imo cause it has a squared shape but the right one looks round and I consider a hair transplant that it looks like the left one.

It's just an annoyance that I have to comb it several time a day. I just have to deal with it.

Then… shave..?

@@crunchwrapsupreme9372 Then I'd look like a giant thumb

@@tomperkins5657 Your second biggest problem*

@@crunchwrapsupreme9372 Too old. I would look like a giant white thumb.

How is it now ? I’m 20 and thinking of a transplant

Where did you get it? I’m 18 and looking for a clinic that will do it despite my young age

​@@kesslerkruger4652if you are not beyond NW 3 don't do it. You shall thank me later.

@@kesslerkruger4652 ive been on it for year and a half. 0 side effects. Seems like im losing less hair than last year, might hop on dutasteride.

I can not answer these questions without seeing your photos and case + your clinic choice. Then I could give you a pretty good probability if such scarring could occur. You can book a 1:1 session with me here and I will be happy to help. letsgethair.com/1on1-call

Yes

Rooney got his first HT done years ago back in the old FUT days I’ve noticed a lot of them HT are botched

I‘m also thinking about a transplant at one point. My hairline looks weird (I‘m 23). I just plan to equal the right corner to the left one. How is your experience with the hair transplant? Does the transplanted hair looks natural?

@@UnknownUser_10 My transplant was on monday, so i can’t tell yet but i’m confident that it will look good and natural from the front, I’ve seen their work. My only concern now is to preserve my crown, which also has majorly thinned out by now. Thinking about finasteride since minoxidil hasn’t been working like it used to.

@@UnknownUser_10 But honestly, if I were you, I would wait. Just because it’s weird doesn’t mean you have to get a transplant now. Try medication, keep monitoring and look into it after a couple of years, especially if you still have density. In my case I was receding, had a thinning crown AND diffuse hair loss. So extremely aggressive.

@@ishanshah4904Thanks for your response. I‘m just waiting probably. I don’t want to use medication. I can’t even take my vitamin pills on a daily base. Always forgetting it. I probably will just wait some more years and when I‘m older I will get a transplant for my temple area.

At that stage HT is fine even if you are in your 20s.

Look into some natural things u can use like rosemary oil, might help

@@devontae7262 I think the issue might be in the mechanism these medications use to save the hair, ie affecting blood flow etc. Not sure exactly what each one’s health issue is but I think in my case even the natural alternative medication affects my system the same way as minoxidil / finasteride, so I wouldn’t be able to use them either :/

@Thanos Pappas The main ones don't really have many side affects either supposedly so I wonder what ones he's talking about

@@devontae7262 I’m on blood thinning medication and I’m not allowed to use minoxidil or anything that works in a similar mechanism

@@thanospappas3816 u can't use rosemary oil on the top of your head?

really? send results. I would be interested to see. Of course if it is ok with you

@@letsgethair give me your email i will send it

Don’t listen to these dudes, they use the 1% of bad cases to sell their bs

Same here, it just depends on where you get a transplant, for me it was in turkey and it was cheap

@@alhantoubiuae3771hey how much did you spend on it ?

@@alhantoubiuae3771what place in Turkey?

That’s exactly what I have. Receded hairline with great hair density overall. I have this hairline since I was 19 and now I’m 24. Also thinking about a transplant in the next years cause I want to style my hair in a decent way.

Its possible to not progress past norwood 7 or 6. A lot of the time hairs at the back and sides are not effected by dht

My barber did a hairtransplant in uae for about 2k dollars and he never used post transplant medications and his hair still looks great two years after his transplant. I guess It differs from a person to another. He massages his scalp once a day for minutes and some studies shows that scalp massage does a good job to keep hair healthy.

@@chungusultimate you think some people stabilize by the end of their 20s ? Or if you are n4 in your 20s that automatically means n6/7 later

@Bensmir My dad has been on norwood 6 i believe for over 2 decades by now. I dont think he's losing hair anymore

​@@bensmirmusic i started loosing at 39 and still have a lot but would like to make it better

Is medication always needed once you noticed hair loss. My hairline was never straight, but it went deeper from age 18 to 19 and was a ~Nw2.5 then. I‘m 24 and a half now and since then no further changes. Still the same hairline and my density is still great. Is a hair transplant without being on medication ok or rather not?

@@UnknownUser_10 I would say so, because hair loss isn't linear. I went from a Norwood 1.5 to Norwood 2.5-3 in the blink of an eye. One day I woke up and said "where did my hair go?". The purpose of medical therapy once you have a hair transplant is to retain the hair living behind the newly transplanted area, which is often coming from a DHT safe zone (back of the head). If you're in your mid 20s like I am, you'll want to make use of the drugs available to you to keep your hair for as long as possible.

its rare to regrow bald areas but possible if you are "hyper responser " you can try finasteride and add minox topical after 5/6 months if minox topical don't grow corner try oral version minox

If you can't take medication you may as well give up until new medication comes out

@@seanisgone I disagree respectfully. You do what you have to do within what’s allowed to you (ie either a HT without medication or a toupee, fibers etc)

@Thanos Pappas most reputable doctors won't do an HT without you being on medication or evidence that your hairloss has stabilized. And I think toupees are cringe but that's just an opinin

@@seanisgone not true at all. They recommend you use medication to stabilize existing hair but it’s not a requirement.

You’re not saving hair, you’re moving them

Exactly my thoughts

try oral minox

Longevita or Asli Tarcan

After using finasteride...did you have any side effects??..and can see the results after using it?

​@Fazil Saif Finasteride works on the hair, but I definitely noticed reduced libido 🤷‍♂️ if you use the medication I recommend taking the lowest amount possible. Cut the daily pill in half or perhaps take it every other day instead of every single day. Some experience no symptoms, but my friend had the same experience as me...hair grows, but sexual side effects were noticed.

@@fazilsaif424 I haven’t had any side effects and I’ve been taking 1 mg for almost a year everyday. So if you really care about your hair just give it a try and see how it goes for you.

@@vjo88 should note it doesn’t regrow hair for everyone it mainly works to stop you from losing existing hair. Some people it helps grow some back and others it doesn’t grow back. For me I haven’t noticed any growing back.

@@fazilsaif424 I have no any side effects finasteride is effectivenfor keeping hair.

Use finasteride and minoxidil

If you want to minimize side effects, then 0.025%. But for most people starting with oral Finasteride 0.5mg/day is a great start. Even doctors recommend this.

Rock the medieval monk hairstyle

I got mine at 19 bro, I'm 20 now and it's growing out pretty good (I'm 10 months post op)

Fake news. It's not banned.

Why would you need finasteride if you got a transplant? You literally have hair on your crown and temples that's dht resistant

@@RobertEdwinHouse9 wrong

@@ln5747 transplanted hair cant fall out because its dht resisant

@@RobertEdwinHouse9 hair on your crown isn't considered dht resistant. And any hair left on top of your head will go also, leaving the transplant thinner.

haha

Yes I agree it dose look like a hair system.. this make me suss on anything he says.

He used to be bald as an egg now look at him

He is trying to sell his bs

No

Sme with me

Talk to your doctor then stop it, that's not for you

İ had one week ago. İf its Serkan Aygın.

No but transplanted hair shouldn’t need fin, it’s different from the original hair as it’s not affected by dht. Maybe it was a poor transplant and he didn’t supplement.

​@@A1Kira Not necessarily. It's still unsure if the transplanted hair will stay forever. It doesn't apply for everything. You definitely need to fin to keep all of your hair

@@masudbillah6196 No it’s literally backed by science, the hair on the back of your head and sides react differently to dht and don’t fall out because of it. People bald at the crown at hairline and eventually fully on top.

​@@A1Kira that's what the scientific facts say and your right because the back hair is not affected by DHT also the back hair gets transported to the front of the head for further growth

Not true mate. Next statement.

Did younget a hair transplant?

I mean the risk is so low

Prp but some people claim it's ineffective, all I know is that's the route I'm going to take since technology will be far more advanced by the time I'm ready to get my HT.. If you're worried about the side effects, I would wait it out until something hits the market. I'm waiting on stem cells therapy as we speak, there's no specific timeline attached to it and my hair loss have been really slow. Hopefully I can hold on to it for another 3-4 years while utilizing fibers.