Hi, I am 33 years old, have been using rogaine foam for 6 years. At first there were perfect results (also the young age did its thing) but little by little genetics wins and Rogaine doesn't help the most. I am interested in a transplant beyond the repair of the line, which will also increase the density significantly. I went to a hair transplant consultation here in my country, to a doctor who works with the fue method, I asked the doctor if he would succeed in transplanting between existing follicles and he said that he transplants on all the hair without considering the existing follicles for the reason that my hair is already sick and sooner or later it may fall out, therefore preventing in advance a situation where The hair will fall out and the hair will be thin again. He also said that he thinks the existing hair will grow back (which somewhat contradicts what he said). I wanted to ask if in my situation (my pictures are here) and to reach a higher density do I need to transplant between existing hair or run over existing hair? Because everywhere they say something different and it's already confusing. In my opinion, my hair can last for many more years and I prefer not to harm the existing follicles even if in 10 years they will weaken... what's more, if they manage to get in between them, the result will be much denser.
Transplantation to increase hair density
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I tried taking for 8 days a few years ago, but experienced side effects and decided to stop.
The side effects usually go away after a few weeks. You could reduce the dose and see what happens.
It is pointless having a transplant without taking finasteride. Your hair loss will progress over time and any transplanted hair on the hairline will remain, giving you a ridiculous look.
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No they stay permanent.
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Thank you for sharing your experience. I've encountered a similar issue with hair thinning on my head. The information you provided is genuinely helpful to me.