Hair transplant??

[cindimorgan]

My husband's hairline is beginning to recede and he's entering panic mode. I'm sure it still has more to recede. So I was curious.

If he got hair transplants early on... won't the hairline keep receding? And in the end he have like a row of hair in the front of his head, then some baldness, and then more hair in the back? My husband and I planning to travel to Turkey for his hair transplant with the help of placidway. Do you think hair transplant is the best options? And how much the cost?

[pajason]

My husband's hairline is beginning to recede and he's entering panic mode. I'm sure it still has more to recede. So I was curious.

If he got hair transplants early on... won't the hairline keep receding? And in the end he have like a row of hair in the front of his head, then some baldness, and then more hair in the back? My husband and I planning to travel to Turkey for his hair transplant with the help of placidway. Do you think hair transplant is the best options? And how much the cost?

How old is he? Yes it is likely, especially without taking medications, that his hair loss will continue and he will have a row of hair up front followed by bald scalp but most DR will at least add a few graph's to the area behind the focus of the treatment so that he will have a thicker hairline and thin hair behind it. Still not the most natural result. I would express these concern's to the DR during the consultation. They maybe able to add a decent amount of graphs in behind the hairline so that continued loss will not cause him to look like a freak with a thick hairline and severe bald scalp behind it. Its important to know that its likely he will need another transplant at some point maybe even a third. You have to factor that in, its not a one time thing.