Now he looks like an oompah loompa lol

Hi, Matt what do you think of Ideal of Med clinic where this chap in the video had hair done? Please 🙏 let me know your opinion. Actually either it's this clinic or Asmed clinic

No you are stupid that was receding

Learn the difference between male pattern baldness and mature hairline. Hairline matures untill 25. From there it will only change if you lose hair from androgenetic alopecia

I'm 22 and have the same hairline I had as a young kid, yet people always try to say I have a receding hairline. It's just genetics

@@Roadtofreedom1998 dude, hwo could you forget Phil Leotardo from Sopranos lol

My dad's side of the family don't have the hair loss gene, and all the men have an NW0 regardless of age, it just gets a bit thinner as they age.

looking younger is kind of the point..so because im 80 means i have to have a 80 year old hair line even thou im the one paying, gtfo with that bs..

@@SpaceRanger187 When youre 80 Im sure youll have more issues and problems to worry about than your hairline thats for sure.

Nah a low hairline when you are like 40+ looks goofy and childish. I understand not wanting one when you are younger but it starts looking unnatural and weird when you got old skin with a low hairline. Even Clooney hairline is up a bit.

You Are Correct!

But, now that what's done is done. Won't his hair restoration be successful in the long run if he's on a proper dht blocker like finasteride or dutasteride. If he experiences sides, which upon research I found he doesn't, so he can always safely microdose on finasteride and be safe right? Of course, this wasn't ideal, but what would be your suggestion to this patient moving forward?

Thats great. Monoxidil once a day?

Seems like a lot of kids nowadays want a very low, perfectly straight hairline. You should always stick to your natural hairline. Don't waste hundreds of extremely valuable donor hairs by trying to create a completely new hairline further down your forehead. It will look awful.

@@MrTeeGee95 Yeah, Turkish clinics are notorious for that. They like to cram as many grafts in as possible, way more than is necessary. Even for small procedures, they will use 3k-4k grafts. Remember, we only have 4k-4.5k donor hairs available. Once they are gone, that's it. No more. So using them all up filling in little gaps by the temples is just insane. Anyone thinking of going to Turkey for a transplant- Don't be blinded by the cheap prices and big promises and misleading "success stories." Do your homework. Be very very careful out there.

Agreed. It looked way better before. Didn’t even need to fill in gaps!

he actually said he didn't even wanna lower it but just fill in the gaps, seems there was some misscommunication which is really irresponsible of the clinic. He's gonna be screwed when he loses more behind it (he's not even on finasteride)

try forehead reduction surgery and yes do some research before . i have the same case

@@JackAmeen forehead reduction surgery what the fuck

Couldn't you just laser the hair away if you went bald and the transplanted hair looked weird? If you decide to get the transplants you might want to check out the Immortal Hair regimen, it's just a regimen consisting of nutritional supplements and I feel as though the regimen is not only good for hair but health and longevity as well. I've been on it since 2012 with good results. Also I feel as though essential oils may help. As an example tea tree oil antagonizes androgen receptors. I buy the pre-mixed concoctions (e.g., Sunny Isle Rosemary Mint) and add some to my shampoo (Jason Tea Tree shampoo) or other days just use a shampoo with essential oils in there already (Pura D'or Professional Grade I like). I've also recently started using a hair growth topical by Komaza and have purchased the Double Action Hair Serum by Skin Actives to use as well. The topicals aren't cheap but I'm almost 48 with poor diet and exercise habits and look to be in need of a bit of a boost to my regimen. Finally I like to incorporate a vigorous brushing to hopefully achieve a wounding action of sort. I've found that a metal dog comb seems to work well to that end. Long story short, I feel as though the natural route is legimate. Although if your genes are for shtyt maybe not.

Maybe he haven't aggressive alopecia and still will be norwood 2 or 3 in his 30s 🤷

Unfortunately, this will be me. Losing sleep over it...I wish I shaved my head

@@TrancEII2010 how old are you pal?

Why is that?

@Benson but What is the mistake? and What is the consequences?

Try a vitamin B complex + vitamin d and castor oil with rosemary or peppermint oil instead of minoxidil. Minoxidil is the worst, also finasteride. Dermarolling once a week. Normally you'll see a lot of improvement to your overall scalp condition. Using it since 5 months now and I had the worst scalp because of minox and fin, lots of itching, dandruff and hairloss after stopping finasteride. Everything I lost since december 2021 came back and even more. Also scalp massaging helps a lot - scalp tension "stops" blood circulation in your hair roots. Just hold your sides firm on both sides and push the skin up, then release and again up... for 2 minutes or pinch the skin together. Your scalp starts tingling immediately. Really a great natural routine. My grandpa and dad lost all their hair at my age and I still have a full head of hair, so I guess it's really working.

@@Pash091 sounds good for the scalp. Still hair massage does not promote hair loss due to androgen. This stuff about blood flow to hair roots has been debunked so many times. But I heard yes that minoxidil the alcohol in it can affect the scalp. Finasteride does not affect the scalp as it’s a pill you take. My scalp issues started way before I took finasteride so it had nothing to do with it. On the contrary I would say finasteride is a life saver. For fire it’s because of it I have Leo most of my hair. I stopped it a bit Teo times and pretty soon I started loosing hair again. I already use oil and vitamins so that helps. For me I think it’s basically to keep also cleaning the hair. So for scalp this is great. But for Hairloss itself it does very little if it’s androgenic Also as long you have scalp issues you can not microneedle as that will only affect the scalp. You should only do that on an already healthy scalp

at 50 u need to prepare your cuffin, not worrying about your hair and minoxidole or other things. hair trnplant?!!! come on

lol@@annakessler9372

@@annakessler9372 prepare my cuffin? I think you have confused 50 with 90? :) Let’s put it in other ways. It’s when you turn 50 that are actually really starts to show i I would say it’s more relevant then than ever to worry about things that can make one physical appearance look younger. Not saying that a 20 year old person should worry about his hair, still that person have the option to just shave it off and still look fabulous :)

he can just shave it off when this happens

or get another transplant..hopefully next year none of that will even matter..

@@SpaceRanger187 why next year?

The only problem with buzzing the head after HT is that it can still look unnatural if the angles are high and multiple grafts are in a close proximity of the temporal zones and hairline. In such a case, SMP is a must, or a permanent laser hair removal to soften the transplanted line. Right now it is too early to tell how soft the hairline will look.

@@letsgethair hi Matt, thanks for sharing this knowledge. I feel like I will have to do this

I would never go lower than this bro (even if I could).

yes

There isn’t, if he’s taking fin/oral minoxidil or taking every precaution. Just a lot of ignorant people who think hair transplants are limited to “mature hairline” designs and lowering is foolish. They believe you’re “wasting” grafts. No grafts are being wasted, they’re being used for the outcome you want with the preventative treatment you’re also taking to help that. No one can guess the future but at 50-60 we have bigger problems to worry about then our hair…

@@SwoleBravoo exactly. With Verteporfin, unlimited hair transplants will be available anyways

​@@SwoleBravooYou're right, once I'm over 40 years old, I don't give a f#ck even if shave the whole thing off. I want to look good at my 20s and 30s at least.

Not how it works

@@TheBiggestMoronYouKnow lol go speak with a certified hair doctor and they’ll tell you the same thing. Majority of these guys who gets hair transplant are in their late 30s or 40s and have never treated their baldness nor caught it at a early age, so yes if you do catch your baldness at a early age, you take proper medication for DHT as well as eating right and feeding your hair proper food to stay healthy yes if you do get a hair transplant it will last… do not come in my comments providing misleading information to make others feel like there isn’t a way cause yes there is, there is always a way.

Dude it's not just social media. You'll eventually have to go out, and once you see someone your age or older, blessed with a very good hairline, you're bound to feel bad. I've constantly had my mood ruined by just seeing someone my age with perfect hair. It's a torture.

Wait why not if you’re not on finesteride

@@mackey5054 The reason is Hairloss will continue behind your Transplanted hair and then you need more surgery in the future and or you will be left a front hairline and everything behind it thin.

No

No

Yes, not majorly but it would be best to wait and see if you develop androgenic alopecia (male pattern baldness). 30+ is the best time to get a hair transplant but if you don’t develop male pattern baldness then I imagine mid to late 20’s wouldn’t be a bad time to get one. Maybe take a pic of your hairline now and one in a years time and see if you notice any further loss to determine if you have standard male pattern baldness as well before you make your decision. Also, if you do decide to get a hair transplant, I recommend fully researching before hand and making sure you get a good doctor, as well as only going for a graft of 1500 or below. The first transplant is best to be just used as a filler of your gaps rather than lowering your hairline. You only have a certain amount of grafts you can transplant and you don’t want to use them all straight away.

Thanks a lot for the support

Widows peak is a result of receding hairline

Dude that was a clear giant V. His AGA may be not that aggressive, but he most definitely has some form of it.

jajajajaja

Not yet

@@letsgethair because your front looks denser then ever is it because of the way you have styled them or anything else?

It’s cause the MF uses fibers yo lol

as long as you can maintain it in the long run ;)

@@letsgethair I’m 4 months 3 weeks into transplant Do you think 5 to 6 months is when you start seeing same results??? I’m getting worried

Ive seen alot of people going to Hair clinic in Tijuna mexico

could have ended up worse for sure

Wise man say...

yall know how it is, start loosing your hair and to you, you think everyone can tell, when people can't..and its better then him killing himself

@@shainshartershwate7421 ... the difference between love and like is spit and swallow

His hairloss seems to be very aggressive too. He has lost a lot of hair in a little over a year. By this time next year, he might have noticeable thinning on the rest of his head or the crown.

@@signoguns8501 who knows. But it’s just too early to do any ht. I think ht shoudkt be undertaken until ur 27

Trying this but gym doesn't boost my self-confidence the way it used to anymore. I've always had some minor selfesteem problems, but nothing too major. Hairloss was a game changer. The evaluation I have of myself is so low that I am almost 100% sure that no woman will ever touch me again no matter how my body looks like.

7.5-8cm

@@letsgethair looks completely equal to the distance of nose to brows, good work

There are some people that balded at 22

it is just swelling

Hair transplants don’t stop natural hair from receding. Donor supply is finite

@@Fragileteacup123 yea but if he’s put on medication he can most likely stop or greatly slow down his hair loss. At worst he can do micropigmentation to cover the rest of his scalp if he continues to lose hair

@@godcomplex8251 you don't know shit about hair transplant and alopecia right

if you are really young and balding you should wait until your 30s because if you get a transplant in your early 20s yea you will have fixed your hair for now but later on down the years more than likely the hair behind the area that you got your hair transplanted to will more than likely be gone due to continuous balding

thatll be like lebron getting a hair transplant at age 20 whenever he still gonna lose a shit ton of hair later on down the years better to just wait to let the balding take its course while you are young an then whenever you hit your 30s an your testosterone levels start to plateau an you arent balding as much get the transplant

Society needs more cobras

says the guy who has another man as his pfp

🤣 cold blooded..

Shut up

we will be posting an update on this transplant soon!