Hey guys, I hope someone can clarify this for me.
I did FUT 2 years ago, I do suffer from aggressive retrograde alopecia (Which goes almost everywhere in my donor, including the "Safe zone").
Many calls it DUPA but I don't know if that's the case since I first turned to Norwood 6 and only then started to thin in my sides,nap, etc.
When looking at my family members (Uncles, cousins, brother), all are norwood 6-7, at least 50% have thinner sides but EVERYONE still have remaining hair at the sides of their hair.
It's not as thick as it used to be, but there is still hair that is DHT resistant.
My question is - Does doctor could pick only the BEST thick, unminiaturized grafts or he can't know what is miniaturized or not until he pull it off the scalp?
I will appreciate your replies,
Thanks in advance!!
I did FUT 2 years ago, I do suffer from aggressive retrograde alopecia (Which goes almost everywhere in my donor, including the "Safe zone").
Many calls it DUPA but I don't know if that's the case since I first turned to Norwood 6 and only then started to thin in my sides,nap, etc.
When looking at my family members (Uncles, cousins, brother), all are norwood 6-7, at least 50% have thinner sides but EVERYONE still have remaining hair at the sides of their hair.
It's not as thick as it used to be, but there is still hair that is DHT resistant.
My question is - Does doctor could pick only the BEST thick, unminiaturized grafts or he can't know what is miniaturized or not until he pull it off the scalp?
I will appreciate your replies,
Thanks in advance!!