Curiosity. Would You Or Wouldn't You?

[Pavi]

At this time, with all the new treatments on the way would you get a hair transplant? I'm not thinking about getting one I am just curious what you all would do

 

[Funkymonk1]

Probably not. I have thought of getting a hair transplant tbh but only as a last resort; It's a lot of money and not all hair transplant work. At the moment I'm seeing decent results on finasteride and nizoral with no serious sides (touch wood) so a hair transplant is not something I would consider in the near future.

 

[kj6723]

Yes. The last few years of my 20's are ticking away and as optimistic as things look none of these treatments are a sure thing at this point.

 

[transam]

Yes. The last few years of my 20's are ticking away and as optimistic as things look none of these treatments are a sure thing at this point.

How bad is your loss bro?

 

[buckthorn]

At this time, with all the new treatments on the way would you get a hair transplant? I'm not thinking about getting one I am just curious what you all would do

even with all the good news lately, solely depending on these treatments is foolish imo.

 

[kj6723]

How bad is your loss bro?

My story with pics, just posted last week: https://www.hairlosstalk.com/interact/threads/kjs-story.99955/

Temples heavily receded and forelock thinning. Could be worse, but I'm pretty unhappy with things as they stand. Temples have been gone for at least a couple years now, so I'm not expecting the regrowth I want from meds. Thus, transplant next year, hopefully.

 

[g.i joey]

honestly no, why set yourself up for future disappointment. Hair transplant was and is never gonna be an option for me. If i were say 30-36 and have the hairline i have now, maybe. But my hairloss is too aggressive at 23 (nw2.5 slightly diffuse) for me to ever consider a transplant. Ill stick to finasteride for now