Full cap hair pieces

[Parker]

I have to agree. If your hair is still anything like that then I definitely wouldn't recommend replacing it yet.
The clinic will probably advise you that it's much too early anyway.
You can lose so much more hair before switching and still get away with it without anyone knowing.


Your hairline is just matured nicely there and is still as thick as otter fur.
Slight crown thinning, but I'd just use Caboki or Toppik to thicken it up if you're concerned about it.

Using concealers like those will keep you able to hide your hair loss until eventually it gets bad then you can switch to a system seamlessly.

And aside from that..... work on not being such a perfectionist about body image. All of us on this board need to start doing this.

[BoSox]

Those are pictures are from 4 years ago.. I'll post an update if I can get the courage too.. just take my word for it, my hair has thinned a lot on top. I can no longer pull off hair longer than 1 inch.. have to keep it short and paste derrmach to hide thinning.

I want a piece.

[Parker]

Those are pictures are from 4 years ago.. I'll post an update if I can get the courage too.. just take my word for it, my hair has thinned a lot on top. I can no longer pull off hair longer than 1 inch.. have to keep it short and paste derrmach to hide thinning.

I want a piece.

Oh fair enough.

One thing I think I've neglected to mention is, towards the end of the attachment cycle you get some little parts lifting a little bit. Especially if you have an active lifestyle like it sounds like you do.

This might be why it's bad to have it so short.
You'll need to get the strongest adhesive available.

But you can keep a little adhesive top upper at home and apply it to the parts that are coming up whenever you notice them.




I think having it short might just be one of those things where it's possible, but it just makes it a much bigger pain in the ass and you really have to focus on it and worry about it alot more than if it was just a little bit longer.