Success rate depend a lot on the surgeon's skills and experience

I think what you mentioned above doesn't make any sense at all

So I just take your remark with pinch of salt since you are not professional

If I take my dad for example his back and side hair is still dense so I know in future mine will look like his. I have more grey hair than my dad though...

This post has been edited by knwong: Jul 26 2023, 03:07 PM

I don't think so...transplanted hair is not affected by surrounding roots of original hair...I think that's what you meant in the first place?

This sound like Yun Nam snake oil salesman pitch.

No. Oily scalp should not affect the transplanted hair. I have oily scalp and face too

From back of your head. They extract 1 by 1 so very labour intensive. Modern clinic I saw in Youtube they use ARTAS robot

I think worth to explore. How old are you?

1. TBH I did not decide on the hairline. They use laser to draw a symmetrical line on my forehead and ask whether I'm OK wit it...I just said OK
2. I plan to once I have fuller hair. Now too early to decide...keep checking mirror everyday...very excited
3. Today is my first day coming back to office. TBH no one care about my new bald look. Only 1 colleague ask me in toilet why I cut my hair so short...

Baldness is heritable so probably just a matter of time. Your brother suffer it earlier likely because of his eating and lifestyle

If you feel pain during the procedure, just let them know and they'll administer more anaesthetic to your scalp. Afterwards no more pain

Throughout the process you'll be given muscle relaxant pills so you'll feel relax and half-awake.

The next day after they wash off the scab your head will be less red and few days later it'll heal - similar experience like what the guy in the video and I went through

This post has been edited by knwong: Jul 26 2023, 08:48 PM

Updated first post with some photos. Finally...

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He’s 35 this year. He already had it for many years

3 weeks after my surgery now. Today only I went back office

TBH they don’t even bother about my new hair. Only 1 close colleague asked why I cut my hair so short. LOL

Can’t exactly recall but if I look back my old photos should be early 30s

According to statistic only 1 in 200 cases will fail. That’s very lucky of you if kena. It’s a risk worth to take la

Never ask about warranty. I don’t think there is such thing

It’s obvious for me with the M shape head. Long hair won’t cover for me

What method is available aside from hair transplant? It’s the only medically proven method or taking Finasteride and minox.

12k i consider it as life long investment, amount I already set aside many years ago

This post has been edited by knwong: Jul 27 2023, 12:46 AM

The same clinic I did my surgery. They give you list of medication that you can choose to take

I think it’s meant to suppress DHT for the hair on the head. Other body parts don’t have that

I don’t know any pharmacy selling oral minox

This post has been edited by knwong: Jul 28 2023, 10:23 AM

Don’t expect new hair growth will happen immediately

Transplanted hair will shed 2-3 weeks after surgery, which I am experiencing now. New hair will grow few months after that

So trust the process