Recent content by overzealousfollicles

If you're still having problems - try Dr. Paul Cotterill. It's who I got my script for Finasteride from at aged 20 with still only minimal hairloss. He's a nice guy and a hair transplant recipient (and I think surgeon) himself. He's near University and St. George. http://www.drcotterill.com/

I love how that with hair this is optional but as a baldie its literally the only way to have any semblance of physical attractiveness. Skinny pale guy with great hair = cute, same skinny pale guy bald = ugly and weird.

Godwin's Law at work, eh Fred? Maybe you missed the "darker skin pigmentation" and "brown hair" part. And I think we CAN admit that dark hair and complexion and light eyes is almost always a good combination.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/08/12/us-belgium-twins-idUSKCN0QH1AF20150812 Came across this article recently. The one thing I kept noticing...look at their ****ing hair! 100 years old and still less than a NW2. This is the life we live in....where some of us lose our hair at 18 and others...

Yeah Kobe isn't even close to top 3. Top 10-15, probably. LeBron's hair line is on point these days though, must have had a hair transplant or doing some crazy concealing.

I'm 7.5 months in and see new growth every week. You will be seeing a lot more growth, likely. At 4.5 months my hair transplant was looking like **** compared to now.

I hear all these horror stories about side effects from finasteride, and the sides I got from 1 mg of finasteride daily were there, but not nearly as damaging as losing my hair at 21. The only thing I noticed, personally, was that my libido was maybe 50 % less noticeable than prior to taking finasteride. No side...

Thanks, good to know. I know a lot of people talk about a lot of growth at 4 - 5 months so I was a little worried. Still coming in nicely though

I had a Rahal transplant done in December. 2600 FUT grafts around the mid-front. Things are coming in nicely, I'm coming up to 5 months now. Still expecting and hoping for a lot of improvement too. The scar, like you said, is also not visible at a # 2, even less than 5 months out. He is...

I'm expecting it to be pretty much invisible by 6 weeks out. I'll report back with that. I think it depends on the quality of the surgeon you choose. Mine was one of the best in North America, and every day it becomes less visible. It's not pink at all. Edit: My surgeon was Dr. Rahal, by...

If he wears his hair medium-length, and his doctor is good, the scar won't be noticeable at all with his hair length. FUE is much more beneficial for people who wear their hair very short, or shaved - like you. Of course FUE is preferable and I would have liked to do it. It costs thousands of...

I had an FUT procedure on December 2nd. My recipient area is very, very slightly pink but its hard to notice...expect it to be pretty much normal in the next week or two. The scar from my donor area is still quite visible but I expect in the next 2 - 3 weeks for it to heal nicely and also be...

Just had my first hair transplant on December 2nd. 2500 grafts via FUT. Why didn't I do it sooner? 1) Cost - it was approximately 10 000 CAD for the procedure. I came to a point where I had to ask my father for a loan to pay for over half of it. He's sympathetic and a NW5 himself. 2) "Shame" - my hair...

Ok, obviously I meant what I said for people who lose their hair young. For those who lose it in their teenage years or 20s etc, it is devastating - especially when there are guys in their 60s, 70s and 80s with a full head of hair. All I'm saying is that if alll men started losing their hair...

For me, the worst part about hair loss is the variability among people. At 19 years old, I started losing my (already very fine, straight, ****ty) hair. Meanwhile, guys like David Lynch, at 68 years old, has the follicular strength and hairline of a god. If all men went bald at like 50 like...