I'm considering a hair transplant within the next five years but I'm paranoid that I'm destined to become a Norwood 7. My family realistically doesn't suffer from hair loss. My father, grandfather and maternal grandfather have all retained their mature hairlines. They developed them at their mid twenties/thirties yet I'm 20 and essentially a Norwood 2. There's one side in which balding is present and that's my maternal grandmothers of who I believe to be taking after as my crown is positioned in the same place as her's. Does this mean I'm likely going to be a Norwood 7, poor candidate for a transplant?
Am I a poor candidate for a transplant?
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Hi,
Impossible to say as its a genetic lottery !
Hair transplantation involves moving follicles from a high density permanent (donor) area at the back of the head to a low-density balding (recipient) area on the hairline or in the crown area. But not everyone is a good candidate for HT. There are a number of considerations that come into the mix. Realistic expectations andVisit my website: SPEXHAIR
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