Quote from: Sweden on January 07, 2017, 01:54:40 PMGo with Asmed Clinic in turkey. I did it last summer and he is truly the greatest. It was my 2nd transplant.
Just right after I arrived they blew up the airport. So it's a risk you take.
Islamic terrorism at its best.
Listen do not attack any religion, enough you lied that Qatar is unsafe lol.
Quote from: The Kaiser on January 07, 2017, 03:02:58 PMListen do not attack any religion, enough you lied that Qatar is unsafe lol.
It seems to me that he is a lower-income Swede who does not like the refugees in his country add to this his feelings of being short and his awful recovery, he definitely does sound like that very frustrated type who would not like Islam. Not that I'm trying to justify it, but at least give people an idea of where his sentiments stem from, to easen the blow perhaps.
As for the OP, go for it. If you can afford a good hair transplant I don't see anything wrong with getting it done if it makes you feel better about yourself. I can't imagine how losing your hair must feel, and it's fantastic that science has reached a point where that can be somewhat reversed.
Quote from: The Kaiser on January 07, 2017, 03:02:58 PMListen do not attack any religion, enough you lied that Qatar is unsafe lol.
Quote from: CaptainAmerica on January 07, 2017, 07:47:11 PMIt seems to me that he is a lower-income Swede who does not like the refugees in his country add to this his feelings of being short and his awful recovery, he definitely does sound like that very frustrated type who would not like Islam. Not that I'm trying to justify it, but at least give people an idea of where his sentiments stem from, to easen the blow perhaps.
As for the OP, go for it. If you can afford a good hair transplant I don't see anything wrong with getting it done if it makes you feel better about yourself. I can't imagine how losing your hair must feel, and it's fantastic that science has reached a point where that can be somewhat reversed.
What's the problem with both of you? Sweden didn't say anything bad.
If you're willing to break your legs to become taller, why not have a hair transplant as well?
Quote from: Whereintheworld? on January 07, 2017, 10:31:44 PMIf you're willing to break your legs to become taller, why not have a hair transplant as well?
Hmmm, because i don't feel like doing it?
I can't speak for other but seeing my elders i won't really need it for good 40 years.
I feel this is my moral obligation to make this post and it will likely be my last on this forum.....
I posted on this thread about ways to treat hair loss (I'm sure many people worry about this as well as height)
I used natural methods to treat hairloss such as the ones I mentioned in this thread.
Saw Palmetto had given me permanent side effects that are a hell worse than anything conceivable. I would love to go back in time and hug my old self who was concerned about height.
Please never take this or Propecia or saw palmetto or at least look at the propeciahelp forum if you are considering doing so.
If this saves at least one life, I have done my duty.
All the best....
I don't see balding as a problem especially if you look good bald (Which alot of guys do) Not me being one of them though lol. Although i'm not balding.
But I could definitely see that if I was pretty badly to consider it.
MoveUp, sorry to hear that your experience has been negative. I've been taking finasteride without issue for many years. I still recommend a hair transplant since it's better than taking pills for the rest of your life, it's a relief to not have to obsess about hair.
Johnson, some take it well, some don't (that's why Reddit has two communities, one for embracing and another for hair loss cure/transplant info). Either way it's not pleasant if you like your hair, and I didn't want to be short and bald. Perhaps you'll luck out, but it became noticeable around 19 for me. Made me feel older than my real age, and shaving it down wasn't a great option since it's still stigmatized in my hometown.
I lucked out on the genetic lotto of hair at least, lol.
It feels good to know there are so many emerging treatments and options for it. I really do like having hair.
Quote from: Android on May 01, 2018, 11:02:18 PMMoveUp, sorry to hear that your experience has been negative. I've been taking finasteride without issue for many years. I still recommend a hair transplant since it's better than taking pills for the rest of your life, it's a relief to not have to obsess about hair.
Johnson, some take it well, some don't (that's why Reddit has two communities, one for embracing and another for hair loss cure/transplant info). Either way it's not pleasant if you like your hair, and I didn't want to be short and bald. Perhaps you'll luck out, but it became noticeable around 19 for me. Made me feel older than my real age, and shaving it down wasn't a great option since it's still stigmatized in my hometown.
Sorry, I almost literally know nothing about this subject.
Do you still have to take finasteride after the hair transplant?
EDIT: Do you also know anything about that supposed "cure" that was developed in South Korea?
Quote from: MoveUp on May 01, 2018, 08:27:00 PMI feel this is my moral obligation to make this post and it will likely be my last on this forum.....
I posted on this thread about ways to treat hair loss (I'm sure many people worry about this as well as height)
I used natural methods to treat hairloss such as the ones I mentioned in this thread.
Saw Palmetto had given me permanent side effects that are a hell worse than anything conceivable. I would love to go back in time and hug my old self who was concerned about height.
Please never take this or Propecia or saw palmetto or at least look at the propeciahelp forum if you are considering doing so.
If this saves at least one life, I have done my duty.
All the best....
If you haven't fully moved on from here: what went wrong, what were the causes, and what are the permanent side-effects you have mentioned?
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