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ells_924

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well first off, hello to all of you out there!. I have been a long time stalker on the forum and have taken the dive, well im off to see a consultant for HDC this month to look at if I could look at FUE and what i will need.

What do i want from you then? well some advise is always nice! I am only looking to add desity to the top, i dont feel that lowering the line is going to be a great idea at all!

i have been on meds for the last 5-6 years and i do have it controlled but id like to go this way now!
 

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ells_924

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how do i add extra pictures?
 
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ells_924

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think iv got this.....
 

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ells_924

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that is all a wet look so dose look a lot worse than a dry look...
 
Bigmac

Bigmac

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Click user gallery under your screen name, add pics to gallery, then on a post click the G icon on toolbar, it takes you to gallery, click a pic, then click G again and repeat as many times you want, add as many pics to a post via the gallery.
 
Bigmac

Bigmac

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IMO I would say 2 - 2500 grafts would fill that area in nicely depending on how dense you want it to be.It's good to hear you're on the meds and your hairloss has stabilised.
You are a good candidate for Fue if that's the way you want to go.
Good luck at the consult.
Bm.
 
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ells_924

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thanks bm, sadly that consultant in not in the uk for a bit now so might get in to look at DR Ball.
 
Prohairclinic

Prohairclinic

Prohairclinic Scalp Micro Pigmentation
Which meds are you using?

Still, you are looking at a mega session and still have a riks of shock loss.
 
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ells_924

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Hi Bverotti, im on finpecia and have been for 4-5 years after a stint on duts.
any idea on the grafts req? where would i see the shock loss??

thanks
 
Bigmac

Bigmac

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ells_924 wrote:
thanks bm, sadly that consultant in not in the uk for a bit now so might get in to look at DR Ball.

I've seen Dr Balls work in person, it was very good.
Consult with a few clinics and compare their estimates, they should all be around the same amount of grafts.
 
Prohairclinic

Prohairclinic

Prohairclinic Scalp Micro Pigmentation
ells_924 wrote:
Hi Bverotti, im on finpecia and have been for 4-5 years after a stint on duts.
any idea on the grafts req? where would i see the shock loss??

thanks
I would say go for at least 3000 grafts, if the donor allows for better 3500 grafts.
Shock loss is a strange beast, it can strike anywhere anytime and especialy when you least expect it.
My personal view is that after using finasteride for a longer period of time I would go ahead in your case.
Bart
 
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ells_924

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thanks, I have just had a look at your site. Do you do consults in the uk?
Just having a few issues getting away from work at the moment to travel is not great.... the joy!
 
Prohairclinic

Prohairclinic

Prohairclinic Scalp Micro Pigmentation
Hi,yes, we are offering London based consultation in July 2014
http://www.prohairclinic.com/en/newsflash/587-londonconsultations2014
Bart
 
DHI

DHI

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Dear ells_924,

I think that 3.000-3.500 grafts are too much for your case. I believe that placing 2.000 grafts in combination with meds you can achieve a great result. As your photos may differ from reality i would suggest that you visit one of our clinics in the UK and have a free alopecia test so as to calculate the life time hairs that we can extract from your donor area.
 
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Dazzster26

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Well just by looking at your pictures I would say 2700+ if you want to get good density and coverage . its good that you have stabilized the , keep doing your research making the right decision is so important , all the very best to you the forum is always here to answer any questions .



Cheers



Dazz
 
Bigmac

Bigmac

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A few varying estimates, get as many consults as you feel you need before deciding on your next course of action.
 
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ells_924

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Well I'm booked in to see pro hair and a few other to book. Dose not look that bad in the flesh to be fair. Will just have to wait and see what the experts think can be done.

Thanks ell
 
Bigmac

Bigmac

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Yea wet hair always looks worse, that's why my guess was 2/2500 to make a really good difference. Try to make a list of questions you want to ask as you always forget something.
Keep us informed on how you progress etc.
Cheers Bm.
 
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