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I'm a NW3 at 35, loss has been completely stable over the past 5 years, no sheds or anything dramatic. Just the slow loss of a youthful hairline and the progression to sleazy old man hair coming along nicely.
I have no wish or desire to start carrying around a minox/fin/shampoo medkit and going through all that horrible maintenance bullshit. Truth be told, I am not even really bothered by the loss that much anymore.
I was thinking though, if I am still stable or at a similar stage by the time I hit 40, would it make sense to get a FUE transplant to restore a thick NW2 hairline? Mind you, I do not intend to take fin or get into any sort of medical situations.
Has any of you been in a similar situation? Would you say it's worth it? Money is no particular issue but I just want to see if I could obtain a good result with minimal hassle.
Thanks!
I'm a NW3 at 35, loss has been completely stable over the past 5 years, no sheds or anything dramatic. Just the slow loss of a youthful hairline and the progression to sleazy old man hair coming along nicely.
I have no wish or desire to start carrying around a minox/fin/shampoo medkit and going through all that horrible maintenance bullshit. Truth be told, I am not even really bothered by the loss that much anymore.
I was thinking though, if I am still stable or at a similar stage by the time I hit 40, would it make sense to get a FUE transplant to restore a thick NW2 hairline? Mind you, I do not intend to take fin or get into any sort of medical situations.
Has any of you been in a similar situation? Would you say it's worth it? Money is no particular issue but I just want to see if I could obtain a good result with minimal hassle.
Thanks!