Check out dr. Rahal's results:
http://www.hairrestorationnetwork.com/eve/167825-dr-rahal-results-collection.html
http://www.hairrestorationnetwork.com/eve/167825-dr-rahal-results-collection.html
Anyone use Rogaine
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But the before/after pictures dont lie.
I realize of course Rahal only shows his best results, but any company would do that. Why show your worst results, thats career suicide
That's exactly right. I tried to tell her how silly her claims were but she was convinced because one of her "doctors" sold her on it.
As i understand it, the best way to tell your future/current hair loss is the men on your mother's side of your family, especially her father but also his brothers/uncles.
Anecdotally, this makes sense (Trudeau is a great example).
My maternal grandfather had copious amounts of hair until the day he died and I've been very, very fortunate to keep almost all of mine. Ditto my brother. My father on the other hand started losing in his 30s. He's not bald or anything but it's also tough to tell his lineage using the same method because his mother's father (my grand-father) was killed in world war at 31, so we'll never know how much hair he was going to lose. His lone brother also died young in an accident.
Food for thought: my dad tried Rogain in his 40s. It worked but he stopped because he started getting headaches and had the niggling sense that "something wasn't right".
Anecdotally, this makes sense (Trudeau is a great example).
My maternal grandfather had copious amounts of hair until the day he died and I've been very, very fortunate to keep almost all of mine. Ditto my brother. My father on the other hand started losing in his 30s. He's not bald or anything but it's also tough to tell his lineage using the same method because his mother's father (my grand-father) was killed in world war at 31, so we'll never know how much hair he was going to lose. His lone brother also died young in an accident.
Food for thought: my dad tried Rogain in his 40s. It worked but he stopped because he started getting headaches and had the niggling sense that "something wasn't right".
I have used Rogaine for about 15 months in the past and had to stop because I suddenly started to get headaches. Still have two full cans to give away to whom ever wants to try it.
I haven't seen any positive results though. I am currently at hair club for the past nine months with a minute positive microscopic results so far.
Hair club is a combination of treatments which I think $2500 is really too expensive.
The best option though is the transplant. A friend of mine is currently in South East Asia doing a transplant.
I haven't seen any positive results though. I am currently at hair club for the past nine months with a minute positive microscopic results so far.
Hair club is a combination of treatments which I think $2500 is really too expensive.
The best option though is the transplant. A friend of mine is currently in South East Asia doing a transplant.
Danial negraneau had one, it looks pretty good, depends what stage you're at, Kevin o'leary type bald would be difficult to cover. The old plugs were very noticable but the new techniques must be modern, check Wayne Rooney, if he can't get a good one nobody could.
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=...5udBIcVdemSmOPBmA&sig2=yyNe8eTCvsCuNH3yVDfORA
https://www.google.ca/search?q=wayn...5T6hpM%2C_&usg=__PCTG5tIU6iNVU7h6tsYK9BFZyz0=
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=...5udBIcVdemSmOPBmA&sig2=yyNe8eTCvsCuNH3yVDfORA
https://www.google.ca/search?q=wayn...5T6hpM%2C_&usg=__PCTG5tIU6iNVU7h6tsYK9BFZyz0=
There's also hair tattoos now. I would agree that if it bothers someone that much spend the money and do it professionally.
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=...3z8mTaPAh_w_Hh6-w&sig2=qorzcDpsG8OmVUKVIh3F-A
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=...3z8mTaPAh_w_Hh6-w&sig2=qorzcDpsG8OmVUKVIh3F-A
Okay, I see what you're saying now. Yes that is true, but that also varies from person to person. If you have light blonde hair and white skin its much less noticable then on somebody who has black hair and white skin.
Also having curly hair is a huge plus, because the hair piles on top of each other
There is a trick movie stars use, hair of sheep cut up into small pieces (then colored) have an ionized charge that makes it stick to your own hair for a fuller look and will stay there until washed out
This product can be bought at any hair store for women
This product can be bought at any hair store for women
Here's a case of someone who you absolutely couldnt tell he's thinning or had a HT. Even under strong light.
He only got 5,000+ grafts, although he did have high hair density.
Just goes to show how far the technology has come in last 15 years:
Nope, you're wrong and here's why. I made the same assumption you did a few years ago until somebody explained things to me:
The average head has approximately 100,000 hairs. The back, and both sides on most people have about 75,000 hairs. Some have more, and some have less, but thats about the average.
What happens when they do transplants is they move hair from back and sides towards the top and the crown.
So you say you can only move some transplanted hairs from there, and thats true.
But what you do is when you thin the donor hair from 75,000 hairs towards the donor recipient area, you are also actually thickening the front, midscalp and crown, but you're also thinning the back of the head which is good.
Reason why its good because you're now creating an even balance of the thickness between the back, top and front of the scalp-hairs.
Does that make sense??
You're right in that only so much donor hair can cover a bald head. But thats only if you're extracting the same amount of density hairs per square centimeter (hairs per sq/cm). There's something called "Density illusion". What that means a regular person will have around 200 hairs per square centimeter (or something like that). But you only need half that amount to create "Density illusion".
Ha!!!!!!!!!
What the best hair transplants in the world do (and there's only about 20 or 30 of them in the world), is create a "density illusion". What that entails you only need to have 75 to 100 hairs per (cm2). Unless you're looking up VERY close, nobody can tell the difference.
See my last video. There's no way (unless you're looking very closely) anyone can tell
