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Thread: memoirs of a young HT

Started 1 month ago by Jimmy22
i just turned 17, and so depressed with my hair loss im concidering it. Dont like the thought of putting shit on my head TWICE a day for THE REST OF MY LIFE either?? any help? suggestions?
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qwerty12 replied 1 month ago
Originally posted by: Jimmy22 i just turned 17, and so depressed with my hair loss im concidering it. Dont like the thought of putting shit on my head TWICE a day for THE REST OF MY LIFE either?? any help? suggestions? Rogaine is your only chioce at this point as I think you are way too young for Propecia. Maybe get some nizoral 2% shampoo. DON'T EVEN THINK about getting a ...

gibson1983 replied 1 month ago
Don't get a HT. I got one when I was 22 and I'm 26 now. It's the biggest mistake ive ever made. Basically, don't look at pictures and think thats what youre getting. I liked my results when I looked at them in the car or in a room with low lighting. Once I started seeing myself outside in the sunlight and well lit bathrooms is when I started feeling regret. Yeah, you want hair, but ...

qwerty12 replied 1 month ago
Originally posted by: gibson1983 Yeah, you want hair, but not the type of hair a HT will give you. Thats the bottom line. HT hairs are dark and wirey. I dont know why this is but its the truth. Normal hair soft and nice. And I didnt even have a bad HT, it was by one of the markets best regarded doctors. The hairs also grows in stubburn directions, like they stick right up....

gibson1983 replied 1 month ago
No, transplanted hair has different characteristics from native hair. In favorable lighting, you can see the difference. Native hairs are softer. Transplanted hair is darker and more coarse.

Farrel replied 1 month ago
And I didnt even have a bad HT, it was by one of the markets best regarded doctors. The hairs also grows in stubburn directions, like they stick right up. Sorry to hear of your experience, but the fact is your doctor could not have been that good. The angle and direction of the hair growth is very controllable. It all depends on the angle the incision was made at where the graft ...

gibson1983 replied 1 month ago
The bad angle of the hair is only in one temple. Even still, the ones in the front that had a good angle were visible in sunlight. Looking at my hair in well lit environments is what got me. The hair looks outstanding in room lighting or in a car. Just look at any HT picture and compare the top to the sides. The HT hair unnaturally bold, dark. When hair thins behind the grafts, ...

Calvin 2.0 replied 1 month ago
Transplanted hair can have different characteristics depending on the case. But some of the difference is just the difference between thick hair shafts in the donor area versus thinner hair shafts in the MPB-ing area. A lot of times the "softness" that you can feel in the thinning area is because of the thinning itself. Also, if the doc pulls FUE grafts from areas of the scalp ...

gibson1983 replied 1 month ago
Meh, youre probably right. Either way, my HT was way too much in the hairline. I'm not lasering all of it, but just the front 1/8 of it. Maybe I'll consider a repair, Ive been told before that FUEing from the sides will make for a softer hairline. Other than the weird direction of some of the hairs, its not -too- bad. Can they remove the bad direction hairs and fix them to the right ...

qwerty12 replied 1 month ago
Originally posted by: gibson1983 No, transplanted hair has different characteristics from native hair. In favorable lighting, you can see the difference. Native hairs are softer. Transplanted hair is darker and more coarse. Sorry buddy you are wrong and that scar is one of a butcher if it can't be covered with a #4 So who is the DR you went to ? I know Shapiro, H+W ...

 

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gibson1983
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memoirs of a young HT
Published (2009-10-30 21:38:00)
qwerty12, I dont think you have ever seen a hair transplant up close in person. What I'm trying to explain is pictures on websites arent truthful. I could take pictures of my hair that'll make it look outstanding. No one ever notices my HT, I think I was asked once if i had plugs. Its when youre up close in the mirror in a well lit bathroom is whn you can tell. You can see there is a difference in texture with the transplanted hair....
qwerty12
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memoirs of a young HT
Published (2009-10-30 17:01:00)
Originally posted by: gibson1983 Either way, my HT was way too much in the hairline. Sounds like a DR who can't be named work although I never heard of bad strip scars from him. 1. Worked on a 22 year old, no ethics.............Check 2. Front loaded the hairline ......................Check 3. Consultant (maybe sha....) told him what he wanted to hear............check 4. 4 years ago wasn't practicing FUE.....................check 5....
Jimmy22
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memoirs of a young HT
Published (2009-10-28 20:30:00)
i just turned 17, and so depressed with my hair loss im concidering it. Dont like the thought of putting shit on my head TWICE a day for THE REST OF MY LIFE either?? any help? suggestions?
Calvin 2.0
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memoirs of a young HT
Published (2009-10-29 19:02:00)
Transplanted hair can have different characteristics depending on the case. But some of the difference is just the difference between thick hair shafts in the donor area versus thinner hair shafts in the MPB-ing area. A lot of times the "softness" that you can feel in the thinning area is because of the thinning itself. Also, if the doc pulls FUE grafts from areas of the scalp outside the thickest donor area, then the hairlines can...
Farrel
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memoirs of a young HT
Published (2009-10-29 18:09:00)
And I didnt even have a bad HT, it was by one of the markets best regarded doctors. The hairs also grows in stubburn directions, like they stick right up. Sorry to hear of your experience, but the fact is your doctor could not have been that good. The angle and direction of the hair growth is very controllable. It all depends on the angle the incision was made at where the graft was placed into, and which way the tech placed the graft into...
iMD
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memoirs of a young HT
Published (2009-10-31 20:47:00)
Originally posted by: avalanche33 You mentioned you only had 1200 grafts, which seems like a small amount...where did you have them placed (just the front)? And what was the extent of your hair loss at the time? sorry for the late reply but i had it placed at the hairline, not too tightly packed but not too spread out. my doctor was not armani but is definitely a highly regarded doctor on this site. again, the work was great and for a while,...

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