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While researching you will find out about alternatives to a hair transplant, these should be considered before having a procedure, things such as medications or simply accepting your hairloss.
If you have exhausted all these avenues such as medications (Propecia and Minoxidil) living with hairloss ie shaving your hair or styling it short, wigs and hair thickening concealers then you need to do plenty of research before deciding on a hair transplant.
Fortunately if you're reading this then you have taken the first steps to helping yourself.
Hair transplantation is a surgical procedure and not to be taken lightly as things can go wrong as they do in other forms of surgery.
By taking your time and doing the research you increase your chances of finding the right clinic for you and therefor increasing your chance of a satisfactory outcome.
Read the forums and ask questions if you are not sure on something, start your own topics if you require more information, the vast majority of people on the forums want to help.
If possible try to meet some patients so you can see the results, if this is not possible look at lots of patient and clinic posted results on the forums and their websites.
Have at least three consultations, then compare what advice you have been given.
Never jump in feet first with little research as you could live to regret it for the rest of your life.
If you have exhausted all these avenues such as medications (Propecia and Minoxidil) living with hairloss ie shaving your hair or styling it short, wigs and hair thickening concealers then you need to do plenty of research before deciding on a hair transplant.
Fortunately if you're reading this then you have taken the first steps to helping yourself.
Hair transplantation is a surgical procedure and not to be taken lightly as things can go wrong as they do in other forms of surgery.
By taking your time and doing the research you increase your chances of finding the right clinic for you and therefor increasing your chance of a satisfactory outcome.
Read the forums and ask questions if you are not sure on something, start your own topics if you require more information, the vast majority of people on the forums want to help.
If possible try to meet some patients so you can see the results, if this is not possible look at lots of patient and clinic posted results on the forums and their websites.
Have at least three consultations, then compare what advice you have been given.
Never jump in feet first with little research as you could live to regret it for the rest of your life.
