I'm ready for a hair transplant, who should i pick?

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  • FlightTL
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2011
    • 841

    I'm ready for a hair transplant, who should i pick?

    So, as previously stated, I'm a fully bald Norwood 6-7....

    But, my beard and chest hair is thick as ever....


    Here's my plan: 1000 grafts form back side donor, and remaining 1000-1500 grafts from body(mainly beard but maybe 100 from chest).

    So all I want is a thin coverage in frontal 1/3 of scalp to frame face....Is this too much to ask for??

    Also, who should I pick:
    Feller, Cole, Yates, or Lindsey????


    Thanks yall!!!!!!!
  • ChrisM
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2012
    • 299

    #2
    Originally posted by FlightTL
    So, as previously stated, I'm a fully bald Norwood 6-7....

    But, my beard and chest hair is thick as ever....


    Here's my plan: 1000 grafts form back side donor, and remaining 1000-1500 grafts from body(mainly beard but maybe 100 from chest).

    So all I want is a thin coverage in frontal 1/3 of scalp to frame face....Is this too much to ask for??

    Also, who should I pick:
    Feller, Cole, Yates, or Lindsey????


    Thanks yall!!!!!!!
    Let me ask you this... are you slick bald on the vertex and crown with no hair at all that you would consider this as an option ?
    What have you tried previous up until seriously considering an HT ?

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    • Tracy C
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2011
      • 3083

      #3
      Originally posted by FlightTL
      Here's my plan: 1000 grafts form back side donor, and remaining 1000-1500 grafts from body(mainly beard but maybe 100 from chest).
      If you truly are a Norwood 6/7, this will not be enough - and body/beard hair transplants are still a very very bad idea. They never look good and no ethical doctor will do body/beard hair transplants unless it is an absolute last resort such as repair cases and burn victims.

      If you truly are a Norwood 6/7, your best option is to either wear hair or shave your head and move on with your life. There is nothing wrong with wearing hair if it helps you feel better about yourself. There is nothing wrong with shaving it off either. Millions of men have done so for thousands of years and they turned out just fine.

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      • baldozer
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2012
        • 752

        #4
        Originally posted by Tracy C
        If you truly are a Norwood 6/7, this will not be enough - and body/beard hair transplants are still a very very bad idea. They never look good and no ethical doctor will do body/beard hair transplants unless it is an absolute last resort such as repair cases and burn victims.

        If you truly are a Norwood 6/7, your best option is to either wear hair or shave your head and move on with your life. There is nothing wrong with wearing hair if it helps you feel better about yourself. There is nothing wrong with shaving it off either. Millions of men have done so for thousands of years and they turned out just fine.
        Well I have seen some pretty amazing results with combined scalp + beard hair. I think beard hair is a very good donor as it is thick and grows long. I've also read that it blends with your scalp hair very well.

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        • baldozer
          Senior Member
          • Oct 2012
          • 752

          #5
          Originally posted by Tracy C
          If you truly are a Norwood 6/7, this will not be enough - and body/beard hair transplants are still a very very bad idea. They never look good and no ethical doctor will do body/beard hair transplants unless it is an absolute last resort such as repair cases and burn victims.

          If you truly are a Norwood 6/7, your best option is to either wear hair or shave your head and move on with your life. There is nothing wrong with wearing hair if it helps you feel better about yourself. There is nothing wrong with shaving it off either. Millions of men have done so for thousands of years and they turned out just fine.
          I shave my head and it looks good on me, but it does not look good on all men, especially those with round, square or pear faces. You need to have an Oval or Long Oval face to be able to look good bald, as in that case your face is already well balanced. That is the reason, you would notice that some men go from being very handsome to ugly if they go bald, while for some men, it doesn't affect their looks at all.

          As for wearing a hairpiece, the problem is that you would keep on worrying if someone is noting it, so I don't think that is a good solution. Men don't care about a woman's baldness, as long as she looks good with a hairpiece, but I don't think any woman would stay with a man if she founds out that he has been wearing a hairpiece!

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          • Tracy C
            Senior Member
            • Sep 2011
            • 3083

            #6
            Originally posted by baldozer
            As for wearing a hairpiece, the problem is that you would keep on worrying if someone is noting it, so I don't think that is a good solution.
            That is just plain silly. There is nothing wrong with wearing hair if it helps you feel better about yourself. The best way to relieve such a possible worry is to just tell everyone that you wear hair. If a man has the courage to do that, he will break through that barrier. Trust me, nobody really cares. Anyone who does care and has a problem with it does not deserve a place in your life.



            Originally posted by baldozer
            ...but I don't think any woman would stay with a man if she founds out that he has been wearing a hairpiece!
            That is false. Most women do not care. Any woman who does have a problem with it does not deserve a place in your life.

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            • Tracy C
              Senior Member
              • Sep 2011
              • 3083

              #7
              Originally posted by baldozer
              Well I have seen some pretty amazing results with combined scalp + beard hair.
              Unless you have seen these "good results" up close and personal, you cannot conclude that they are good results. Creative photography can make the worst results look good. Most results of body/beard hair transplants are terrible at best.

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              • Shan
                Senior Member
                • Feb 2013
                • 366

                #8
                you'll probably need more than 2000 grafts for decent coverage

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                • Nish
                  Member
                  • Nov 2011
                  • 51

                  #9
                  FlightTL: I was a patient of one of the HT doctors you mentioned above. I also had the NW 6 pattern. Send me a pvt message if you want to hear about my experience.

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                  • Shan
                    Senior Member
                    • Feb 2013
                    • 366

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Nish
                    FlightTL: I was a patient of one of the HT doctors you mentioned above. I also had the NW 6 pattern. Send me a pvt message if you want to hear about my experience.
                    do you have any pics bro

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                    • Nish
                      Member
                      • Nov 2011
                      • 51

                      #11
                      Just look at the history of my posts and you'll see them.

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                      • Shan
                        Senior Member
                        • Feb 2013
                        • 366

                        #12
                        Originally posted by Nish
                        Just look at the history of my posts and you'll see them.
                        thanks bro

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                        • FlightTL
                          Senior Member
                          • Jun 2011
                          • 841

                          #13
                          Thanks You all for your feedback...very useful info indeed.


                          Baldozer has a good point...while he can attractively pull of a shaved head,,, i cannot....I respect men who can keep it all clean, but I am not one of them.


                          Nish,, I'll read up on ur previous posts to gather info...Thank you.


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                          • Shan
                            Senior Member
                            • Feb 2013
                            • 366

                            #14
                            I don't think Dr Feller does beard transplant but i could be wrong.
                            Contact Spex or Joetronic on finding a good surgeon

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                            • DepressedByHairLoss
                              Senior Member
                              • Feb 2011
                              • 854

                              #15
                              Originally posted by Tracy C
                              That is just plain silly. There is nothing wrong with wearing hair if it helps you feel better about yourself. The best way to relieve such a possible worry is to just tell everyone that you wear hair. If a man has the courage to do that, he will break through that barrier. Trust me, nobody really cares. Anyone who does care and has a problem with it does not deserve a place in your life.





                              That is false. Most women do not care. Any woman who does have a problem with it does not deserve a place in your life.
                              I disagree, and baldozer's statement is not silly at all. It is a real fear for men that people will notice that they are wearing a wig. In fact, it is probably more embarrassing for a man to be "outed" as wearing a wig than for a man to just shave his head. This is evidenced by the fact that virtually no man admits to anyone that they are wearing a wig. I know several men who "wear hair" and none of them would dare tell anyone. Hell, the only one that I know that admits to wearing a wig is Jason Alexander and I don't think any man would want to model themselves after him.

                              I disagree that most women do not care if a man is wearing a wig. There is a huge stigma attached to "wearing hair" and it makes a man the subject of ridicule, jokes, and embarrassment. That's why virtually no man wants to admit to "wearing hair". And I don't know of any women who admits to "wearing hair". Just because hair loss is more accepted for a man than a woman, it doesn't mean that it's any less devastating or heartbreaking, despite what the media portrays.

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