Originally Posted by Aussigymguy
Your hair dresser is wrong that a hair transplant isn’t an option, I had 2000 grafts done about 3yrs ago and it looks perfectly natural only issue is now my hair has continued to recede behind my transplanted hair so I’m needing it done again to fill in those areas but I antacipated that anyway, the point will come that I won’t have enough doner hair to supply the thinning areas but I’m banking by then there’ll either be something new available or I wont care so much as I’ll be older, that’s the hope anyway.
Aussigymguy:
What percentage of the 2000 grafts you had do you think remained viable and healthy in the transplanted section of your hairline? I have read that a certain percentage of hair grafts do not thrive after transplanting.
From a guy who has lived seven decades and has lost much hair this year (anesthesia from surgery may be the culprit), I hope you fare emotionally better than I as you age. I agree with you that medical science will hopefully come to our aid. The person who figures out male pattern balding will be the next Bill Gates and Warren Buffett.
Thanks for answering my question.