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Well I dont think i will have enough hair for a hair transplant as only the hair on the back of my hair is not miniaturizing. Can it later on start to do so or it is permanently safe?

I see, so it's only DUPA if you lose ALL your hair, or at least all miniaturise to some extent? Also note that he didn't have the typical "horseshoe" nw7 pattern, he had less hair, it didn't reach his ears from the back, but from the pictures of him, it seems like that what he had left were...

My hair has gotten a bit thinner so I decieded to go to a derm. He confirmed that there is some early miniaturization, but not only on the top of my head, but also the sides and no receding hairline (although i have an assymetrical hairline which I have inherited from my father, who is not...

I found this page on ebay and it seems too good to be true : http://www.ebay.com/itm/12-MONTHS-KIRKLAND-GENERIC-MINOXIDIL-5-MENS-HAIR-LOSS-REGROWTH-/200825436571?pt=US_Hair_Care&hash=item2ec220f99b Do you think it's legit? - - - Updated - - - Anyone, please?

Well he never said that this way you may have unlimited grafts, just that they can dramatically increase (almost double) the number of transferable grafts, which could make a huge difference. Although those before and after pictures truly look terrible so its truly strange....

Well they say 1800 grafts is 9300 euros...

I found these clinics which claim they can "multiply" hairs by breaking the follicles down into multiple pieces... is this legit? Link below: http://www.hasci.com/en/hair-stem-cell-transplantation/

I will certainly go and see a derm. I have only been to my hairdresser yet who said that my hair has always been fine and that he sees no signs of male pattern baldness, but I want to make sure.

But is it really possible that it will "rethicken"? I started taking biotin and I think it might have helped a bit.

I noticed a few months back that my hair might look a bit thin. I never had thick hair but I have no family history of male pattern baldness. I asked friends/relatives if the see it too and they almost all said no and my father said that at my age his hair thinned a bit too, but it rethickened later. I attached a...

Unfortunately, I have no brothers/ uncles at all...I have a cousin, but he is only a few years older than me and shows absolutely no signs of balding... though he inherited his hair from his father...

I don't have a family history of premature male pattern baldness (expect one or two great grandfathers), my father is 50 and still has a full head of hair, so did both of my grandfathers at that age. But I still think Im a bit thin on the corners... I asked a some relatives/friends and most said that it's normal...

I have noticed it a few months ago when I had a new haircut that my hairline looks strange? Is it normal? Thanks in advance.