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It's hard to say what to expect in relation to what your hoping to achieve. Upload a photo that has a hairline drawn so we know how to reference what you want to achieve.
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Well, both of the hairlines you shared are lower than what your drawing represents. I'll say this upfront. What you want to do is risky for a few reasons.
1. You need to get a really high density so that the hairline isn't visibly thinner than your native hair.
2. High density means high numbers so that means that your 1000 to 1600 estimate might not be enough.
3. If it doesn't grow well, or if it does grow well but not to your expectations (do they align with reality?) then you'll be needing more work.
Personally, I feel that if you want your outline filled in, you'll be looking at 2500 grafts. It takes roughly 1500 grafts per cm of lowering but you also have temple point modifications to do as well. I would also suggest that maybe you should try this over two sessions to help reduce the chances of a negative outcome because of trying to do too much at once. When they work, high density single pass sessions are awesome. When they don't work, well, you're a repair patient.
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Originally Posted by JoeTillman
Well, both of the hairlines you shared are lower than what your drawing represents. I'll say this upfront. What you want to do is risky for a few reasons.
1. You need to get a really high density so that the hairline isn't visibly thinner than your native hair.
2. High density means high numbers so that means that your 1000 to 1600 estimate might not be enough.
3. If it doesn't grow well, or if it does grow well but not to your expectations (do they align with reality?) then you'll be needing more work.
Personally, I feel that if you want your outline filled in, you'll be looking at 2500 grafts. It takes roughly 1500 grafts per cm of lowering but you also have temple point modifications to do as well. I would also suggest that maybe you should try this over two sessions to help reduce the chances of a negative outcome because of trying to do too much at once. When they work, high density single pass sessions are awesome. When they don't work, well, you're a repair patient.
Sounds good to me. I am willing to give this a shot. I might not need a hairline as low as the men pictured, because the rest of my face is longer and I need to balance it by proper facial thirds. I just can't have my forehead stand out from the rest of my face. Also willing to take dutasteride for the rest of my life to maintain and use any new treatments that might be discovered in following decade.
Doing it in two procedures sounds like a good idea. I could do the conservative procedure offered by the surgeon first and then after a year I could do another procedure if I feel it to be necessary to improve my facial symmetry (maybe it won't). If I go aggressive right in the start I might do too much and there is nothing preventing me from doing follow-up surgery.
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You should probably just fill in the peak areas and leave the mid-frontal area alone. You should be able to do this with 1000 grafts. You might add a few hundred in the mid-frontal area without lowering it. One picture of your left temple point suggests recession. The other picture looks fine. Unless you have a great surgeon, don't invade the temple points because it will not look good.
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Q for Joe and Dr Cole , so say this fellow goes through with the procedure and fills in the areas he wants done .
Not knowing his age , what happens if or when he starts losing the hair behind what he transplanted , will he not be chasing his hair loss for the rest of his life ?
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Originally Posted by DAVE52
Q for Joe and Dr Cole , so say this fellow goes through with the procedure and fills in the areas he wants done .
Not knowing his age , what happens if or when he starts losing the hair behind what he transplanted , will he not be chasing his hair loss for the rest of his life ?
I'm 30, I have maintained this hair for last 5 years with dutasteride and heavy regimen. It is unlikely i will lose hair after the transplanted hair. If I will I will just increase my dutasteride dose and reduce DHT even lower (I perform DHT blood tests to confirm it is low). I will also use any other new cutting edge treatment to prevent further hair loss or duplicate, clone hair.
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I think Dr. Feriduni will guide you very well based on your own personal goal especially when you are in front of him physically so you can discuss options/numbers.
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Yes, he will. All men and all women begin to thin at age 35. The average safer donor area has 15,400 follicular units in your 20s. By your 70s, this number decreases to 13,200. There is a progressive decline each decade after one's 20s. In androgenic alopecia, you will eventually have progression. In some it is much worse than in others. It's all an aging process of the hair follicles and stem cells.
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