Tuesday, July 15, 2014

Is 21 too young to get a hair transplant? Info hair transplant

Question by Alberto: Is 21 too young to get a hair transplant?
I'm 18, but I'm planning on getting a hair transplant when I'm 21. I haven't actually lost any hair.. I've just always had a bad hairline.


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Answer by Josechua
no. the earlier the better.



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2 comments:

  1. Aww why don't you reconsider it and try and accept your hairline.
    You're so young, and I'm sure it's not bad at all. :) Maybe it's just uniquely you. :)

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  2. If parts of it are too low then you could get some hair removed via laser to make it more even.

    If you need to fill in gaps then you should go for that newer style of hair transplant which does not take a whole strip from the back of your head but takes hairs from all over and punches them back in. Forget what it is called.

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