Post: #26

If you are worried about having a strip scar from the hair transplant they have a new technique called Follecular unit extraction it is different from the old technique and you never have to worry about the strip scar but will still set you back anywhere from 5-20k depending on how much hair you need moved.

Post: #27

Heads up for you younger guys whose father and grandfathers are bald - start looking into hairloss drugs asap. Don't wait until you're in your late twenties when you finally notice that your hairline has crept up and its thinner all over, by that time you've already permanently lost many of the hairs that could've been saved if you started Minoxidil and Finasteride in your 20s.

Post: #28

Younger guys should also look into the side effects of those drugs.

Post: #29

If you're going to go full blown bald would it start presenting itself in your early-mid 20s?

My old man is bald but my grandfather on my mother's side has a full head of hair at 80.

My hair is very thick and shows no signs of slowing down...but it's still in the back of my mind.

Post: #30

(08-03-2013 08:10 AM)dk902 Wrote:  If you're going to go full blown bald would it start presenting itself in your early-mid 20s?

My old man is bald but my grandfather on my mother's side has a full head of hair at 80.

My hair is very thick and shows no signs of slowing down...but it's still in the back of my mind.

I've seen guys with thick full heads of hair go shiny cue ball bald. You never really know. I think it could be stress related as well. You get older, married etc. Shit is stressful.

Post: #31

I started losing my hair around the age of 25. I'm now 42, not completely bald, but I definitely prefer to have a "Kojak" look rather than going around with a "monk" look.