Level/Norwood 6 hair loss

[Kngen887]

I am 31 years old and I think I am a level 6 in hair loss. Is there any hope for me in getting my hair back?

 

[Understanding Hair]

A hair transplant is personal and made up of a range of factors. The obvious ones are the level of hair loss, and the quality of your donor hair. Assuming your donor hair is healthy, albeit limited due to the hair loss pattern. The next factor is your expectations. The higher the hair loss pattern it becomes less likely that total restoration is possible, few people have the required hair quality to restore NW6 pattern to the look of a full head of hair again.

Spreading the hair to improve coverage is always at the expense of density and never looks natural. The position and design of the hairline is an important consideration, too low and it only increases the size of the area needing treatment. It also can cause the result to be all front loaded, highlighting the area of hair loss behind. A slightly conservative hair line can frame the face well and allow for greater hair coverage behind, even if total coverage cannot be possible.

If you have an open mind, then a hair transplant can certainly look natural and turn the hair loss clock back a sizeable number of years. You should discuss with reputable clinics and listen to their take on hair restoration, see if it fits with your expectations. If it doesn´t then a hair transplant is not for you. Regardless of your final decision, research and take your time, make the choice in possession of the facts.

 

[David Anderson]

It really depends on your expectations and your commitment to this? Are you prepared for multiple procedures? Are you open to a combination of FUT and FUE to achieve this? Your density in the donor area looks a little below average but you either have coarse hair or lots of multiple follicular groupings. One hair transplant is not going to be enough, most patients with your level of loss require more than one procedure. If you have modest expectations of a mature hairline and a bald crown then you could get away with one. There is hope but you will need to move a lot of hair if you want full coverage at a density that you can style. Good luck in your research.

 

[MPBsucks1234]

As David has said you would be looking at more than one. It would be worth having your donor density measure to see what is the maximum amount you could have taken and then you can formulate a master plan depending on whether you are open to a couple of prodedures to get the desired outcome.