Should You Get A Hair Transplant In Your 20s? 

Yes but how

​@@campcop9214Because he reduced stress. That was his reason for the hair loss. It's truly nice to see🎉

@@campcop9214I think he has a vidle about it. But he's condition is different for normal baldness.

@@SownJevan I know that is what makes it even more strange

@movierecaps_ lmao

Bro I have a question, my hairline is receding but my crown perfect and I’m 19 so I’m I going bald and should I do a hair transplant to?

Hey can I message you maybe privately to see your results I’m very interested to see how a NW6 goes to full head of hair

Im really happy for you. Did not know it was possible like that.

What stops there rest falling out ?

@@Platinumtrophy-wf1zp get on Finasteride or Dutasteride FIRST. That’s so you can slow the blading process early so you don’t need a large hair transplant procedure.

Yea I agree.

You need to be on meds, that’s why it’s getting worse. If you got a hair transplant it wouldn’t solve anything but just make you look silly since you’d be bald behind transplanted hairs.

@@gutsssz what types of meds should i be on been trying very hard for many years to stop this from happening is not falling out like crazy anymore it really slow down to be honest it might have start but i am bald and most places. I don't understand when people tell other people to do things without actual facts what type of med should i be on and why

​@@gutsssz What you're saying is only half true. You won't look silly if you keep losing hair after a hair transplant, it will just look like hair loss. It's like saying people who lose hair at the crown first but still have great density everywhere else on the scalp look silly. If someone gets a transplant to restore the hairline and then they go bald at the vertex it's still better than not having a hairline at all. Why is what you're saying half true? Because you are correct about medication, ideally you should hop on therapy to lose as little as possible. But you won't look silly if you keep losing.

He has a condition

He suffers from Alopecia areata which wasn't treatable until very recently.

What does that have to do with male pattern baldness? Hairloss isn’t a disease is genetic.

@@H.E.M. Genetic hair loss is only type. There are many things that cause hair loss. I’m a medical biologist & genetic engineer. It’s too complex to explain on YT, however I will give you some examples. We all know that chemo can cause hair loss. Chemo is only one type of toxin that causes this. Our good Doctor here has an autoimmune condition that caused his hair loss. Soldiers in Vietnam exposed to agent orange (a pesticide) had children with serious autoimmune diseases some of which that could not grow hair on any part of the body. Women that enter menopause often experience hair loss that becomes worse as time goes on. Hormones are a major cause as are nutrient & vitamin deficiencies, thyroid issues, etc. The only way to know for sure what is causing hair loss is to get an experienced physician that can run the required tests to find the root cause of your hair loss. Once found, the patient can often be treated and regrow hair or halt the loss process. I hope this helps! ❤️

@@H.E.M.Genetics are a big factor but sometimes there can be other things happening in conjunction that can make it worse. It’s better to get evaluated early and see if you need any other treatment. If it’s early stages then medication can work very well at retaining the existing hair follicles.

From my experience, minoxodil, finasteride, prp, and all of the other treatments are not going to fix someone's hair in the way that most people would want results. All of those therapies and medications will be far more expensive than going to Istanbul for $2500 transplant. It will save a ton of money and potential side effects from drugs over a long lifetime.

I agree. But the answer is: because they may incur further loss which would defeat the goals of the HT

To bad things aren’t black and white like your mentality lol