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Posted on Feb 16, 2021, 11:28 pm
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Quote from: Jason2020 on February 16, 2021, 02:40:10 AMWell I've just done a search of this online. The closest thing to the scalp implant is a legit procedure known as a forehead augmentation which is quite popular in Asia and also there are clinics performing it here in the UK. It basically follows the same principal except on the forehead and not the scalp. That being said they outline the risks regarding trauma as well as increasing the risk of hair loss around the areas of the incision and slightly beyond that. So the scalp implant really isn't a great idea at all. That being said the original clinic in Spain that proposed this seemed to indicate it was only meant to be a temporary procedure and that patients would have the implant removed after their relevant assessments.

A 5cm implant on the skull as it would be more posteriorly wouldn't give the image of a weird shaped head as such but the risk of trauma on the skull and a ruptured implant leaking into a fractured skull is really both concerning and a little too scary to think about.


5cm wouldn‘t make it look weird? I doubt anything above 1 or max 2cm would not make you look weird. Anyways yea skull implant isn‘t really a good idea :/. Sadly there are no alternatives to LL as an adult. So to reach bigger heights you have to do it twice.

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Posted on Feb 17, 2021, 2:13 am
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Quote from: RealDamagedLostSoul on February 16, 2021, 11:28:24 PM5cm wouldn‘t make it look weird? I doubt anything above 1 or max 2cm would not make you look weird. Anyways yea skull implant isn‘t really a good idea :/. Sadly there are no alternatives to LL as an adult. So to reach bigger heights you have to do it twice.


I mean in terms of looking weird it really depends on the shape of your head and the positioning of the implant. But when I tried to research this with the surgeon who supposedly did this in Spain, it drew a blank and I can't find anything else about it online other than the articles from nine years ago. As I said (though not having researched this) I would assume the risks I keep citing regarding precipitating hair loss, and trauma potentially causing leakage into the skull etc is a huge concern, especially given I do a lot of contact sports and would continue to do so even after LL (I hope).

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Posted on Feb 17, 2021, 4:18 am
#13

You could get castrated if you haven’t gone through puberty!

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Posted on Feb 17, 2021, 4:31 am
#14

Or just take finesteride which acts as a testosterone blocker and in the process decrease your libido, get gynaecomastia and increase the risk of aggressive prostate cancer.

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Posted on Feb 17, 2021, 4:59 am
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It doesn’t block testosterone, it blocks a testosterone from converting into DHT which has only a slight impact on sex drive in most males. Also this won’t impact the development of gyno and it actually shrinks the prostate.

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