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RJPH
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Hey again guys.
After speaking to Zeiring international they recommend that you try propecia for a year to see how you respond before allowing a HT.
I'm sure they aren't the only people who suggest this, they say if it doesn't work for you it might not be a good idea for a HT since you'll still lose hair on top where you haven't had any grafts.
Well... I have read up that propecia doesn't last a life time and the effects aren't that effective after 5 years of use.
If this is the case what is thr point of getting a HT if after 4 years the propecia you use starts to lose effect? Wouldn't you go bald helplessly, there simply isn't enough hair in our donor areas to cover convincingly.
After speaking to Zeiring international they recommend that you try propecia for a year to see how you respond before allowing a HT.
I'm sure they aren't the only people who suggest this, they say if it doesn't work for you it might not be a good idea for a HT since you'll still lose hair on top where you haven't had any grafts.
Well... I have read up that propecia doesn't last a life time and the effects aren't that effective after 5 years of use.
If this is the case what is thr point of getting a HT if after 4 years the propecia you use starts to lose effect? Wouldn't you go bald helplessly, there simply isn't enough hair in our donor areas to cover convincingly.





