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  • hairysituation
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2012
    • 206

    #16
    Originally posted by Breaking Bald
    Hairysituation thanks very much for the ignorant, rash comments. Calling me pathetic. You have no idea who I am or what I've dealt with in my lifetime. If you don't want to read about 'people crying about it in the forums' then why the hell are you in this section??
    I`m not calling you pathetic. I`m calling the first particular post in this thread pathetic. I don`t know anything about you as a person beside that post. That, and that you think I`m an asshole. You generalized some of my posts, and concluded with that I`m an asshole as a person. Sure, I`m the ignorant one, right?

    I also gave you some actual advices. Show a little more appriciation. It`s actually good and realistic advices. Not some: "listen, nobody cares about your hair except yourself, man"-bullshit. But if you want to take that hostile tone, be my guest.

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    • Breaking Bald
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2012
      • 610

      #17
      Originally posted by hairysituation
      I`m not calling you pathetic. I`m calling the first particular post in this thread pathetic. I don`t know anything about you as a person beside that post. That, and that you think I`m an asshole. You generalized some of my posts, and concluded with that I`m an asshole as a person. Sure, I`m the ignorant one, right?

      I also gave you some actual advices. Show a little more appriciation. It`s actually good and realistic advices. Not some: "listen, nobody cares about your hair except yourself, man"-bullshit. But if you want to take that hostile tone, be my guest.
      I called you an asshole because you posted that song 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGPkTyLcSAU' on that guys topic. Maybe I am misinterpreting what you meant with that song post. But I am assuming that you meant that it's too late to do anything for his hair which is untrue.

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      • hairysituation
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2012
        • 206

        #18
        Originally posted by Breaking Bald
        I called you an asshole because you posted that song 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGPkTyLcSAU' on that guys topic. Maybe I am misinterpreting what you meant with that song post. But I am assuming that you meant that it's too late to do anything for his hair which is untrue.
        Yes, that`s what I meant. He didn`t even include any anti-androgen treatments to his regime. He should either try Finasteride, Dutasteride or RU. Minoxidil will only slow it down, so will any anti-androgen treatments (just more effectively). He was already a NW 3.5/4, so it is in fact too late to start now. Therefore, it was a fair and funny comment by Hairysituation. (Yes, I just refered to myself in third person).

        Btw, You still haven`t shown any signs of appriciations regarding the good advices I gave you.

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        • Breaking Bald
          Senior Member
          • Aug 2012
          • 610

          #19
          Originally posted by hairysituation
          Yes, that`s what I meant. He didn`t even include any anti-androgen treatments to his regime. He should either try Finasteride, Dutasteride or RU. Minoxidil will only slow it down, so will any anti-androgen treatments (just more effectively). He was already a NW 3.5/4, so it is in fact too late to start now. Therefore, it was a fair and funny comment by Hairysituation. (Yes, I just refered to myself in third person).

          Btw, You still haven`t shown any signs of appriciations regarding the good advices I gave you.
          Indeed, well I doubt very much that he found it funny or in the slightest bit helpful.

          Fair enough your advice was pretty good. Unfortunately I cannot afford a F.U.E HT, even though I would love to be able to. I really don't trust fin, I think that blocking DHT is a very bad idea and it is not fully understood. Not so sure about a hair piece, I understand that they need regular maintenance and cost quite a bit?

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          • hairysituation
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2012
            • 206

            #20
            Originally posted by Breaking Bald
            Indeed, well I doubt very much that he found it funny or in the slightest bit helpful.

            Fair enough your advice was pretty good. Unfortunately I cannot afford a F.U.E HT, even though I would love to be able to. I really don't trust fin, I think that blocking DHT is a very bad idea and it is not fully understood. Not so sure about a hair piece, I understand that they need regular maintenance and cost quite a bit?
            Ok, let`s just forget about that guy`s thread, shall we?

            You can always take up a loan, get a part time job, work as much as possible during the summer vacation. Maybe get some economical help from somebody in your family etc. I don`t know which country you live in nor what your social-economic backround is.

            If you don`t trust fin, you could always try RU. There`s less side effects-associated with it. But I have been on fin for 7 months now, and it is NOT a powerful drug against aggressive hairloss. I therefore am going to switch to dut. (I have absolutely NO side effects from fin, nor gains for that matter. My case also seems to be norm (regarding no side effects) in clinical studies.

            You can also try Lipogaine which contains Azelaic Acid , which also inhibits DHT. (check out this review from a knowledeable user).
            Bottom line, you have to inhibit DHT in some way, or else your hair loss will win the battle/war.

            A quality hair piece does not have do be very expensive. (Check out Toplace.com or coolpiece.com). Spencer Kobren reccommended these two services on his show. BUT, there is some maintenance involved, but also great help to find on the Toplace forum. You could also choose a custom place, which does all the maintenance for you. (Attatchment, placing, cutting, styling etc.). However, this alternative will be more expensive.

            So it`s really up to you. I`m convinced that this is the best approach, and if you check out my thread regarding this spesific topic, you will see that many quality users found this approach to be a good one.

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            • Breaking Bald
              Senior Member
              • Aug 2012
              • 610

              #21
              I still don't understand what RU is? Can you buy it, don't you have to make it up yourself?

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              • hairysituation
                Senior Member
                • Feb 2012
                • 206

                #22
                Originally posted by Breaking Bald
                I still don't understand what RU is? Can you buy it, don't you have to make it up yourself?
                It`s a topical anti-androgen treatment. It inhibits DHT. And yes, you do have to make your own solution. Since it`s still an experimental treatment, you can`t buy it as a commercial product. Therefore, you have to buy it from private labs. It`s normal to get RU via group-buys, so you don`t have to do any of the work yourself. You can also find instructions on how to make it, preserve it, measure the dosage and find the appropiate dosage. RU comes in a powder, and you can mix it with a prefabricated "K&B"-solution. The K&B solution should be the ideal liquid to mix RU with.

                Check out the "Experimental treatments"-section on "************(dot)com". Only if you`re intersted of course.

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                • gmonasco
                  Inactive
                  • Apr 2010
                  • 883

                  #23
                  Originally posted by Breaking Bald
                  Not so sure about a hair piece, I understand that they need regular maintenance and cost quite a bit?
                  In general, the good ones do. Unfortunately, every currently available solution for hair loss -- whether it be finasteride, hair transplants, hairpieces, or wearing hats -- is an imperfect one. It's up to each person to decide which imperfection he can most easily live with.

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                  • hairysituation
                    Senior Member
                    • Feb 2012
                    • 206

                    #24
                    Originally posted by gmonasco
                    In general, the good ones do. Unfortunately, every currently available solution for hair loss -- whether it be finasteride, hair transplants, hairpieces, or wearing hats -- is an imperfect one. It's up to each person to decide which imperfection he can most easily live with.
                    Very well said.

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                    • BigThinker
                      Senior Member
                      • Oct 2012
                      • 1507

                      #25
                      Originally posted by Highlander
                      Don't wear a wig. It's a trap. You'll live a lie the rest of your life. You can never take it off. Never go for a swim with others again. You life will be a slave to the wig.
                      And just imagine if it fell off in public. *shutters* Ugh.. Thought gives me chills.

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                      • hairysituation
                        Senior Member
                        • Feb 2012
                        • 206

                        #26
                        Originally posted by Highlander
                        Don't wear a wig. It's a trap. You'll live a lie the rest of your life. You can never take it off. Never go for a swim with others again. You life will be a slave to the wig.
                        That really depends on your individual approach. You can be honest about it to everyone, or you can be honest about it to only your closest. I agree that hiding it for everyone will be a big pain in the ass.

                        However, I´m convinced that the majority can´t make it work, but I´m more interested in hearing about the people who can. Spencer talked about a friend of him that are really successful who wears a wig, and there are some guys at toplace who also can pull it off. If you look at Matthew Mccouneghey (typo), you have an example of a guy that really can pull it of.

                        A wig also look much better than a transplant. If you add a Keser or Rahal hairline in addition to your hair piece, then you will have the best aesthitical results, no doubt.

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