Hair loss is traumatizing, I assure you as a bald 23 year old man no one who's bald cares about having a low hairline or a "conservative" hairline... All we want is for our faces to be framed and maintain the illusion of a full head of hair on our heads
Okay Matt I want to give you a big compliment. I’m a big skeptic and work In a scientific setting myself; One where I have to do research daily and one thing I can really see in you, is that you are realistic and you don’t talk about things you have no knowledge of. These 2 things are so so so important when talking about things like this. Keep it up man and don’t change! You’re helping people tremendously with your honest and rigorous approach!
I noticed mine started to happen around age 26. I'm 35 this year and noticed it kind of subsided around the widow's peak and top front of crown. I'm thinking my transplant will turn out pretty well since my hair is still very thick at the top, back and sides. Wish me luck, it's set for this December!
@@cocospops9351 It's going pretty well so far. Got it done on 10/29/2022. I'm starting to show alot of growth. The main thing is you have to be pretty patient as this process takes up to a year and sometimes longer.
I had a hair transplant the other day and the Surgeon was bald himself. I wasn't very convinced but I thought if I'm going to go bald anyway its worth a chance than 0% chance at all. I'm now on day 2 of recovery. Here's my story. if anyone's interested and if it helps you out too. When I was 17 I noticed my hairline recede rapidly, not just that but my whole front hair was thinning too. By the time I turned around 20 I thought enough is enough. I need to do something. It was so bad it was making me unhappy, causing me to lose comfidence in myself etc. So I looked at my options. I didn't know anything back then so I tried some thickening shampoo. No progress/results. I tried Laser Hair, and well... I felt like I was getting some improvement but then realised maybe I was just thinking too hard. So I stopped that. I tried soo much and so hard that nothing worked which is when I decided, this is gona be costly. When I was 21 in January 2018. I took Finasteride and Regaine Minoxidil, and did Laser Hair, and worked out 6 days per week, ate healthier, ate nutritious foods. Had some hair thickening shampoo/conditioner and tried doing a derma-roller technique where you damage the scalp slightly every few weeks with slight needles from it that should improve blood flow circulation there. So after 1 year year back in January 2019 recently. I noticed that my hair was much more thicker than before, so I knew it was working, however I thought the Finasteride gave me slight worrying side effects which is when I stopped taking that, but continued only Regaine Minoxidil. By May/June 2019 my hair started to thin again and I realised I should have just stuck with it, it actually did a good job however it didn't fix my hairline. So I had plenty of hair, but I had the M shape of MPB. So I decided, hair transplant to fix the hairline. So in August 2019 - Now. I did just that. I also started taking Finasteride again but a stronger tablet (5mg) but less often (Every Mon, Weds, Fri) as the clinic recommends. I stopped everything else like Laser and Regaine Minoxidil. I probably shouldn't. But I'm going to see how this turns out. I had 1,805 Grafts for an FUE Hair Transplant for my Hairline and I am taking Finasteride for my front/crown to thicken up. We'll see how the results turn out. My only worry is that because my hair is so thin on the front above the hairline, and that they had to shave my head bald for the Transplant, I'm very worried it may not grow back, at least at the density it was before if it does. It's just VERY thin right now, like I can see my back and sides growing in fine and thick and can see the greyness of the scalp. but with my front its so thin I can only see my bald scalp. Then again it was fully shaved bald only 2 days ago. I hope this all works out. But if anyone does go for this like my story just remember there are downsides as well. There can be a chance it doesn't work. Or your hair may not grow. Or you just become bald because of the transplant. I hope this isn't the case for me and in 9 months time I hope to see good results. All the best guys.
@bob marley Hey man I hope.all goes well for you on your joutney too. I knew how heartbreaking it.can be when yoi really care about this stuff. Im 23 now and I too wish I acted sooner. My recommendation to you is depending on your haor loss. Use Fonasteride and Minoxidil. Or at least finasteride. That way it will block the bad DHT causing the hair loss. You will still recede and lose hair. but it will slow it down significantly. At first you will lose hair from taking the medication. But thay hair grows back thicker and stronger. It differs from different people and as ai say. You will still lose.hair but it can slow the effects soo mucj you dont rralise your losong hair. If you take Finasteride.and Minoxidol at 22. You will p4obably still have the sane hair you have now when your 35, 30 or even 35. Of you dont take it you'll most likely be bald completely by thqt age. Regardless. Theres no cure but this stops excessive hair loss. Be aware of the side affects though and aceept thay it may not work for everyone.
some of the people below say that you should be more fluently (faster) to speak, but for me it's exactly what I need. I am in the process of studin' english (especially American accent) so, well done;-)
I just got Micropigmentation and called it a day. If Hair cloning comes in my life time then great, if it doesn't, I am very happy with Scalp Micropigmentation. Got me a nice Youth full Hairline and does match my younger looking face, even though I am older then what I look. Even Doctors don't believe my age, when I tell them.
@@blackmondayy1 Yes. Even friend of mine for many years didn't know I had it done, They just complimented me on how my hair looked good short. These are friends for Many, Many Years.
@@blackmondayy1 Go for it. It's always removable. Painful to remove, but it's removable if you aren't happy with it. I doubt you will be unhappy with it. Never heard of anyone not being happy with it, but at least it's reversable. I would shave my head bald first to see what you looked like. Their are people that don't have a good bald head but those are maybe a 2-5% Of Men. Again, shave your head bald or to a Number Zero with a Clipper and see how you look before you commit to it.
I’m not going to lie , the part where he mentions diet as a cause of hair loss shocked me , and I guess an eye opener for me who notice some of my hair falling out , I’m gonna commit to changing my lifestyle for my health and hair, and over self esteem
I have diffused thing from crown to mid scalp and some on left temple zone. My question is, will the doctor transplant hair where there is diffused thinning, and leave where my good hair is alone? If so I feel like it would be patchy
That's an excellent video. I think everyone should watch it before considering a hair transplant. If I may add something: you should not / cannot lower the hairline too much because there are facial muscles under the skin of your forehead. For some people they may be inserted pretty low, which gives a good margin for additionnal hairline inches, but for others they may be higher. In any case you cannot plug hair over it. Besides I found you much more eloquent in this vid. Good job!
that's not true, you still could put hair there. The reason most surgeons who know what they're doing suggest not to do so is because the hair will move when your face moves as a result of facial expressions and look weird.
You'll still need beard grafts in most cases possibly chest hair if you have it maybe added with smp. The thing is you can better hide scalp thinning you can't hide a giant a** forehand so getting a solid hairline isn't bad
4:52 "Just coz you got a hair transplant this will not tell the other follicles or your scalp not to fall out"... This isn't something to smile about, but it looks like you're enjoying saying this! 8-)
I made the operation month a go, I was not bold. I just want to fill the gaps. But I realize that my original hair is gone. I ask the Dr. he said it’s still there & it will grow again just give it sometime. My Q is,, is this common for such operation, thx
I think I will want one hair transplant in my early 40s If my hairline visibly continues to recede, then I go bald. But I don't want half work where my temples are still exposed just after the hairtransplant. I want one treatment where all of that 35% of the donor region is used to cover the front. Then I will accept that this lasts for only 10-15 years I'm now 23, no recession yet ^^ But I know what's comming. Thank you for informing us
Hi Matt hope you’re doing great, what gives me more determination to go ahead with the hair transplant procedure is that I’m not getting any better if I keep up with the way my hair is going( bald patches all over frontline and crown area as well) so I might as well give it a shot at it 🤙🏻 will be doing mine in the next 2 months hopefully
nr2; Only true for those who have bad donor and high norwood. Many only go to nw2-3 and if they have good donor they can get thier young hairline back. nr3; As abow only true for those who are destined for higher norwoods, if youre stabled to nw3, then you dont have to worry.
23 and the hair in the corners is starting to get thin and my widows peak has gotten more aggressive in the last few years. Not sure if it’s hairloss or just a maturing hairline.
Hi Matt, who is the best hair transplant surgeon in the world if money is no concern? In terms of highest density, and more natural results. Thank you for your channel.
Someone should start doing more research on cryroculture/tissue culture [whatever it's called] and try to properly clone hair follicles. That would be very helpful.
Can you recommend any reputable clinics in Chicago or New York? I’m 47 years old no family history of balding/hair loss. My father, grandfathers uncles have full heads of hair or some are Norwood 2.5’s at the most AND all of them are in their late 70’s, 80’s, or passed away. I would say I’m a Norwood 2. I’ve been like this since my mid 20’s. So future hair loss isn’t much of a concern.
No Rubbers Idk of any in Chicago or New York, but Advanced Hair Restoration is a good one. They are located in Beverly Hills Ca, and Seattle , Washington. They specialize in the advanced FUE treatment. I would highly recommend them and they back all of their work with a Graft Guarantee. Hope that helped Www.advancedhair.com
I’m on day 3 of post hair transplant and I have white stuff forming in my recipient area. They look like pimples. Is this normal or should I be worried?
Although the video makes some valid points, it misses others. For people with slight hairloss, the donor area is much larger than pictured. Even for such people, it is not advisable to lower the hairline much below its current position because hair transplants get at most 50% of the natural density and it will look quite sparse and obvious on your forehead - you will substitute a high density natural hairline with a low sparse see-through unnatural hairline. Repeated procedures can achieve higher density but still not 100% of natural density. People pay like $10000 to get their hairline lowered and immoral surgeons do not inform them that one procedure will produce a sparse and obvious "result". Then these people have to pay again for a second and even third procedure. That is why, a moral surgeon will start with conservative hairline that is not much lower than the current one and fill it in on the first procedure.
That other channel. Don't know his name. Fkn maniac has had like 2000 HTs. There is something not right with him. Very uninspiring and miserable journey. I have no fkn idea what his message even is. I've only watched couple of vids though.
People don't relise in the world we live in today, that hair loss in men makes so men ultra depressed and suicidal, it's not only women nodays that have to look a certain way, I wish I was born in the 40s or something when it fucking did not matter if men were losing their hair and men were men, so sad
complex question. FDA approved ones are Minoxidil and oral FInasteride. I would start doing my due dilligence on these and eventually you have to decide yourself. There is also saw palmetto...
I'm sure your not a doc cos I saw many of ur vids before my transplant. With that in mind ur info is really good bud.......plus they have improved....👍
If I get a beard transplant, then shave my fave clean, will I have scarring on the implant sites? I want to get this done, but I don't want to scar my face if I decide to take off my beard. Thoughts please?
Doctors can use other parts of the body as donor area... and then you can have a scalp micro pigmentation. this was you can get a way better result. even if the actual fullness of your hear will never be the same as it used to be, the combination of FUE and Scalp micro pigmentation can give you the illusion of it. everybody around you will see it much fuller than it really is.
Fuck it ill stick with Derma roller - keep lifting in the gym and if shit goes the wrong way ill buzz cut - grow a damn beard and call it a day. Only reason I want to keep my hair is because I worry about not looking good for someone in my life. Damn life and hair loss. I do wonder if Cardio would help me since it pushes blood flow and blood flow promotes good things.
Cardio doesn´t really help you combat hair loss once you have the MPHL gene or MPHL predisposition. Mesotherapy with minoxidil has shown the best improvements in hair thickness. Are you on Finasteride?
@@letsgethair No I fear Finasteride after reading things on Reddit. I am micro needling weekly and my scalp is doing good and I notice growth happening and hair has stopped falling - I have started Minoxidil awhile ago. I have the boarders up for hair loss prevention. Though I know Finasteride can help as well, but like I said I fear that pill. Can Finasteride regrow hair?
@@letsgethair I am taking Hair Rush Pills as of last month - something more natural I guess. What is the best Oil base mix I can make for a hair mask I could use 3 times a week? Peppermint oil Castor Oil Coconut oil I wanted to try the stamp, but your link is sold out / unavailable.
Or back and ear hair ? ... i have plenty on those zones ... well now that i think of it i grow hair all over my body except my head ! ... need to find a solucion to reverse the proces.
Hair loss Will always be a problem with men until they discover the real underlying problem that is causing it to fall out, I think lifestyle play's a huge part in this and too much cortisol and dht are contributing factor's in this.
yeah James but I think it goes way deeper than that. The problem lies mainly in the dermal papilla cells of balding men as these DP cells were shown to contain significantly more androgen receptors as opposed to DP cells of non-balding individuals. The more androgen receptors on there will be inside any DP cells, the higher the chance that DHT will bind on them and cause the miniaturization
Okay, a lot guys just like to look different than The average bald guy. I do recommend looking into what causes early baldness for the sake of your health.
Early baldness, isnt necessarily something to worry about, or a sign that something 'unnatural' or some disease is causing it. Everyone is different, some lose their hair young, some old, some dont lose it at all. You cant (yet?) change your genes so in most cases its pre determined when, and where you gonna lose your hair anyways and you can do nothing about it. Im just saying men shouldn't be frustrated, depressed or really worried about a natural not harmful process that can't be changed or reversed naturally. If you truly love yourself you shouldn't be worried about things like that. Your self worth will never be determined by some hair on your head. I do understand the frustration tho and that not all men are ready to accept this just like that and find peace. Everyone has the right to do whatever he wants to feel good about themselves, as long as they dont bother others. If hair on a guys head makes him feel good, hell go for it, who am I to judge.
Early baldness is linked to health www.google.com/amp/s/www.gq.com/story/is-your-diet-making-you-bald-hair-statistics/amp This is just one example. I don’t care about some stupid crap about how some men are lucky and some are not when I clearly see that something is wrong with the general public, when heart problems and hair loss are becoming more prevalent at earlier ages. If you do love yourself, take care of of you body instead of shaving off the hair or getting a transplant to ignore the problems. I’m not talking about hair or confidence anymore. I’m addressing shit that has been ignored for way too long. The shit that is hurting us. The shit our bodies are warning us about.
If the hair loss is more due accidental damage more so than age would a transplant be greatly beneficial ? I'm in my 30's now but when I was a child I unfortunately got wring worms which after they went down and went away left a few bald spots on my head. It wasn't noticeable or concerning because of my youth and the surrounding scalp would grow over the bald spots. Several years ago when I was 27 what happen I'm sure of is that at the time I was wearing cornrows and twist that look like dreadlocks at the time and when I took them down the last time and later got a haircut I made a terrible mistake of using a brush that was too hard for my scalp; that unfortunately messed up my hairline and I had two hair-line thin-bald spots which left me with a M hairline. I was still growing good hair where it was still thick buy I had a hideous M hair line. Now from about 27/28 forward I started using Toppik which doesn't grow hair it just clings to your natural hair and doesn't grow. So it covers the spots but it doesn't grow any hair. After how ever many years of use of Toppik I think it's actually contributing to my balding and hair line receding. I really want to stop using it but find it hard to stop cause day to day I still need a solution to deal with my bald spots. I get hair cuts but thankfully my hair still grows where it's healthy so a hair cut doesn't do me no more than maybe a few days or a week of looking good before my still growing hair makes my bald spots stick out again. Also I say Toppik is contributing to the balding because I can see the balding happening in the front to back in or near the areas where the Toppik is being applied. It's not the crown of my head outwards as one would expect. Just behind the crown of my head is where one of my spots from wring worms is located and that bald spot has crept to the top of my head some. That's the only place where my age is possible the factor. Other than that most my balding has to do with unfortunate things that happen. In the case of unintended damaged areas would a transplant be a good option to restore the hairline and other areas ?
I am 23 and i have hairloss, but not that much, lets say i lost 10% of my hair but it already looks bad and i don't like it. Could i have hair transplantation now? is it good idea or?
Nope don't do it. I am the same boat as you a started losing it at 23 too, going to be thirty three in a few days and been battling hairloss ever since. You're hair is going to recede more and you going to look gross when you get into you're late 20's early 30"s. If you are hell bent on getting it done do it when you reach thirty. So the surgeons have a better clue on where you'r hair is receding and give you the best result. I would look into getting Exosomes shots before you even consider getting a hair transplant.
Idk y im the only one in my whole family with a receding hairline my dad whos in his early 40s still has a hairline like hes 20, nobody in my dads side or mom's side has a receding hairline but me 🤬🤬🤬 wtf was god mad when he made me
@@genghiskhan3370 yeah i only have the Crown (side edges) area but when ever my barber touches me up she makes my hairline look so good u cant even tell im balding
a Hair Transplant last forever , it never go from genetic hairgrowth.. i mean you will have no hairlooe. Your other hairs you ha dbefore, can fall out anytime.
Guys, wait a year or two. There is a company in Japan that has developed a way to grow new hair follicles for transplant, solving many of the issues presented. Clinical trials are starting this year. From initial research in Japan they are able to produce something like 100k follicles from a 10mm x 10mm donor area.
www.cdb.riken.jp/en/research/laboratory/tsuji.html This was the place doing the research, however, their entire page has changed since my original post so I'm not sure if they have abandoned it, or if they sold the tech to a pharma.
Arham Khan- neither of them. It all depends how the hair lose runs in your both sides of family. 1 hair transplant is not enough for many people. In order to make it permanent you need to check how progressive is your hair lose is. If your in your 40s and Norwood 5, or 6 with good donor area HT is a good way to go. But you might need a coupe HT not just one.
you got me worried, i had a hair transplant with a top doctor and he lowered my hairline to give me a 3 head, the design is temple points have recideded still forming a U shape but the front is low so i dont know i think that point is not entirly true as it all depends on the amount of desnsity that is behind the hairline opposed to how low it goes.
Ur making a lot of ALL and EVERYONE claims bro. Their are plenty of ppl that have 10k + grafts to donate so saying one cant have a low hairline like when they were younger is just not true. There is also beard hair that can result in another 2500 grafts and then chest hair for many with another 1000 grafts...... Ur failing to make those critical points. And the majority of men getting a HT are later in life cause its not affordable for many and their hair loss has essentially stabilized by then so their not gonna lose anymore hair as they get older. Or at least not enough to make a difference in their appearance.
@@letsgethair I've literally just been scrolling through the comments to see if anyone asked this question, looks great! Also really enoy your videos 🙂
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Hair loss is traumatizing, I assure you as a bald 23 year old man no one who's bald cares about having a low hairline or a "conservative" hairline... All we want is for our faces to be framed and maintain the illusion of a full head of hair on our heads
Hair loss is a big issue with lots men, scientists must set down and settle this problem
If it substantially increases the suicide rate, may be they'll start to care.
@@TheMrKobeBryant2012 Not so much the zionists encourage suicide because of over population
Lol maybe they have the cure but make alot of money off these products ppl buy
or just accept yourself being bald, love yourself
@@MasterofPlay7 Its an option but loving yourself is not enough if nobody is interested in you
Watch at 1.25x speed. Thank me later.
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Hahaha..thanks
Dude, this man is talking in his non native language. What more do you want? How well can you speak a second language?
@@lopezmario4633 I just said be coz it is easy to comprehend at 1.25x.. Nothing negative about the person or the content..
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Okay Matt I want to give you a big compliment. I’m a big skeptic and work In a scientific setting myself; One where I have to do research daily and one thing I can really see in you, is that you are realistic and you don’t talk about things you have no knowledge of. These 2 things are so so so important when talking about things like this. Keep it up man and don’t change! You’re helping people tremendously with your honest and rigorous approach!
Great video Matt! Educational, well presented, clear, and very true. Keep up the great work :)
thanks David!
I noticed mine started to happen around age 26. I'm 35 this year and noticed it kind of subsided around the widow's peak and top front of crown. I'm thinking my transplant will turn out pretty well since my hair is still very thick at the top, back and sides. Wish me luck, it's set for this December!
How'd it go?
@@cocospops9351 It's going pretty well so far. Got it done on 10/29/2022. I'm starting to show alot of growth. The main thing is you have to be pretty patient as this process takes up to a year and sometimes longer.
I had a hair transplant the other day and the Surgeon was bald himself. I wasn't very convinced but I thought if I'm going to go bald anyway its worth a chance than 0% chance at all. I'm now on day 2 of recovery. Here's my story. if anyone's interested and if it helps you out too.
When I was 17 I noticed my hairline recede rapidly, not just that but my whole front hair was thinning too. By the time I turned around 20 I thought enough is enough. I need to do something. It was so bad it was making me unhappy, causing me to lose comfidence in myself etc. So I looked at my options. I didn't know anything back then so I tried some thickening shampoo. No progress/results. I tried Laser Hair, and well... I felt like I was getting some improvement but then realised maybe I was just thinking too hard. So I stopped that. I tried soo much and so hard that nothing worked which is when I decided, this is gona be costly.
When I was 21 in January 2018. I took Finasteride and Regaine Minoxidil, and did Laser Hair, and worked out 6 days per week, ate healthier, ate nutritious foods. Had some hair thickening shampoo/conditioner and tried doing a derma-roller technique where you damage the scalp slightly every few weeks with slight needles from it that should improve blood flow circulation there. So after 1 year year back in January 2019 recently. I noticed that my hair was much more thicker than before, so I knew it was working, however I thought the Finasteride gave me slight worrying side effects which is when I stopped taking that, but continued only Regaine Minoxidil. By May/June 2019 my hair started to thin again and I realised I should have just stuck with it, it actually did a good job however it didn't fix my hairline. So I had plenty of hair, but I had the M shape of MPB. So I decided, hair transplant to fix the hairline. So in August 2019 - Now. I did just that. I also started taking Finasteride again but a stronger tablet (5mg) but less often (Every Mon, Weds, Fri) as the clinic recommends. I stopped everything else like Laser and Regaine Minoxidil. I probably shouldn't. But I'm going to see how this turns out.
I had 1,805 Grafts for an FUE Hair Transplant for my Hairline and I am taking Finasteride for my front/crown to thicken up. We'll see how the results turn out. My only worry is that because my hair is so thin on the front above the hairline, and that they had to shave my head bald for the Transplant, I'm very worried it may not grow back, at least at the density it was before if it does. It's just VERY thin right now, like I can see my back and sides growing in fine and thick and can see the greyness of the scalp. but with my front its so thin I can only see my bald scalp. Then again it was fully shaved bald only 2 days ago. I hope this all works out. But if anyone does go for this like my story just remember there are downsides as well. There can be a chance it doesn't work. Or your hair may not grow. Or you just become bald because of the transplant. I hope this isn't the case for me and in 9 months time I hope to see good results. All the best guys.
Keep us updated. I hope it works for you
@@graygamingps4503 Thanks will do
@bob marley Hey man I hope.all goes well for you on your joutney too. I knew how heartbreaking it.can be when yoi really care about this stuff. Im 23 now and I too wish I acted sooner.
My recommendation to you is depending on your haor loss. Use Fonasteride and Minoxidil. Or at least finasteride. That way it will block the bad DHT causing the hair loss. You will still recede and lose hair. but it will slow it down significantly. At first you will lose hair from taking the medication. But thay hair grows back thicker and stronger. It differs from different people and as ai say. You will still lose.hair but it can slow the effects soo mucj you dont rralise your losong hair. If you take Finasteride.and Minoxidol at 22. You will p4obably still have the sane hair you have now when your 35, 30 or even 35. Of you dont take it you'll most likely be bald completely by thqt age. Regardless. Theres no cure but this stops excessive hair loss. Be aware of the side affects though and aceept thay it may not work for everyone.
It's my 3th months of my hair transplant and I'm so grateful for right now
Nice to hear that, are your results looking great?
@@Omar31587 Accttuly yes..and the hair still growing up but sur I should to use a special shampoo and still using a special serum
@@RK-fs6eq I'm gona get my transplant next month and looking forward to it!
@@Omar31587 awesome man but should to look for a good clinic..make a research and looks for the best clinic..where are u going to do it?
@@RK-fs6eq of course, already found a good place and I'm getting it done in the UK
Thank you so much for talking about the mental and psychological aspects of such a big procedure!
some of the people below say that you should be more fluently (faster) to speak, but for me it's exactly what I need.
I am in the process of studin' english (especially American accent)
so, well done;-)
No lie you’re very smart guy when it come to hair loss
Why am I even watching this coz I don't have money to do Hair transplant😭
I just got Micropigmentation and called it a day.
If Hair cloning comes in my life time then great, if it doesn't, I am very happy with Scalp Micropigmentation. Got me a nice Youth full Hairline and does match my younger looking face, even though I am older then what I look. Even Doctors don't believe my age, when I tell them.
Is it true smp is undetecteble from real hair when done right ? ... please reply i was considering doing it this mounth.
@@blackmondayy1 Yes. Even friend of mine for many years didn't know I had it done, They just complimented me on how my hair looked good short. These are friends for Many, Many Years.
@@ELEVOPR Thank you for the reply ... i fell much confident about smp now.
@@blackmondayy1 Go for it. It's always removable. Painful to remove, but it's removable if you aren't happy with it. I doubt you will be unhappy with it. Never heard of anyone not being happy with it, but at least it's reversable.
I would shave my head bald first to see what you looked like. Their are people that don't have a good bald head but those are maybe a 2-5% Of Men. Again, shave your head bald or to a Number Zero with a Clipper and see how you look before you commit to it.
YOU MAKE SENSE BRO ,CHEERS.
I’m not going to lie , the part where he mentions diet as a cause of hair loss shocked me , and I guess an eye opener for me who notice some of my hair falling out , I’m gonna commit to changing my lifestyle for my health and hair, and over self esteem
How are you now bro?
I have diffused thing from crown to mid scalp and some on left temple zone. My question is, will the doctor transplant hair where there is diffused thinning, and leave where my good hair is alone? If so I feel like it would be patchy
I’m suffering from a hair loss for 10 years, and I agree with you 100% you said, I’ve tried many things. That’s real talk 👏
I really enjoy your content. I'm at the 2 1/2 month mark and your videos have given me piece of mind. Thanks Matt
I watched this at 1.75 speed and it’s still slow I can’t imagine 1 speed
That's an excellent video. I think everyone should watch it before considering a hair transplant.
If I may add something: you should not / cannot lower the hairline too much because there are facial muscles under the skin of your forehead. For some people they may be inserted pretty low, which gives a good margin for additionnal hairline inches, but for others they may be higher. In any case you cannot plug hair over it.
Besides I found you much more eloquent in this vid. Good job!
that's not true, you still could put hair there. The reason most surgeons who know what they're doing suggest not to do so is because the hair will move when your face moves as a result of facial expressions and look weird.
More great info matt, you are becoming an expert in hair loss. Im glad i waited until i was fully bald before i got my 2 hair transplants.
thank you Eddy! I am glad you are satisfied with the results because this is what matters the most!!
Is that transplantation satisfied??
@@athulkr1920 oh yes more than satusfied
I asked before but can't find the reply....
Where did you get yours done again Eddy mate?
You'll still need beard grafts in most cases possibly chest hair if you have it maybe added with smp. The thing is you can better hide scalp thinning you can't hide a giant a** forehand so getting a solid hairline isn't bad
So can you use hair follicles from all around the body? So I can use beard chest legs?
4:52 "Just coz you got a hair transplant this will not tell the other follicles or your scalp not to fall out"... This isn't something to smile about, but it looks like you're enjoying saying this! 8-)
I made the operation month a go, I was not bold. I just want to fill the gaps.
But I realize that my original hair is gone.
I ask the Dr. he said it’s still there & it will grow again just give it sometime.
My Q is,, is this common for such operation, thx
I think I will want one hair transplant in my early 40s
If my hairline visibly continues to recede, then I go bald.
But I don't want half work where my temples are still exposed just after the hairtransplant.
I want one treatment where all of that 35% of the donor region is used to cover the front. Then I will accept that this lasts for only 10-15 years
I'm now 23, no recession yet ^^
But I know what's comming. Thank you for informing us
Thank you so much for sharing this content. It was very clear, precise, and educational.
thank you!
Hi Matt hope you’re doing great, what gives me more determination to go ahead with the hair transplant procedure is that I’m not getting any better if I keep up with the way my hair is going( bald patches all over frontline and crown area as well) so I might as well give it a shot at it 🤙🏻 will be doing mine in the next 2 months hopefully
No discussion...GOOOO!
bro I never comment on any videos. But you're doing a great job man. You're fucking awesome man. I love your videos. Keepin it real :)
nr2; Only true for those who have bad donor and high norwood. Many only go to nw2-3 and if they have good donor they can get thier young hairline back.
nr3; As abow only true for those who are destined for higher norwoods, if youre stabled to nw3, then you dont have to worry.
i was norwood 6 now i have a full head of hair
@@freedom4life123 Yeah those with good donor and who goes to a good doctor can have great results.
Good video. Well done.
So... get a hair system until they perfect hair cloning?
Yes, if you are comfortable with using it
Good video no bullshit straight talking...
23 and the hair in the corners is starting to get thin and my widows peak has gotten more aggressive in the last few years. Not sure if it’s hairloss or just a maturing hairline.
Hi Matt, who is the best hair transplant surgeon in the world if money is no concern? In terms of highest density, and more natural results. Thank you for your channel.
Look up “la hair clinic” they’re pretty good
Much respect matt:) thanks brother
Someone should start doing more research on cryroculture/tissue culture [whatever it's called] and try to properly clone hair follicles. That would be very helpful.
Yeah they just opened a Lab in U.K.. the MD stated that it can be alternative to hair transplant personally I think clone hair follicles is innovative
@@Datdaniel90 so you know what's the name of the company
Can you recommend any reputable clinics in Chicago or New York? I’m 47 years old no family history of balding/hair loss. My father, grandfathers uncles have full heads of hair or some are Norwood 2.5’s at the most AND all of them are in their late 70’s, 80’s, or passed away. I would say I’m a Norwood 2. I’ve been like this since my mid 20’s. So future hair loss isn’t much of a concern.
No Rubbers Idk of any in Chicago or New York, but Advanced Hair Restoration is a good one. They are located in Beverly Hills Ca, and Seattle , Washington. They specialize in the advanced FUE treatment. I would highly recommend them and they back all of their work with a Graft Guarantee. Hope that helped Www.advancedhair.com
Unless you get a half and half treatmeant- half in front - wait 6 months and then do the back- but it cost Twice as much
I’m on day 3 of post hair transplant and I have white stuff forming in my recipient area. They look like pimples. Is this normal or should I be worried?
How's the result after 9 months?
What if you only have slight receding? Would that guarantee a thicker result?
Yes
Although the video makes some valid points, it misses others. For people with slight hairloss, the donor area is much larger than pictured. Even for such people, it is not advisable to lower the hairline much below its current position because hair transplants get at most 50% of the natural density and it will look quite sparse and obvious on your forehead - you will substitute a high density natural hairline with a low sparse see-through unnatural hairline. Repeated procedures can achieve higher density but still not 100% of natural density. People pay like $10000 to get their hairline lowered and immoral surgeons do not inform them that one procedure will produce a sparse and obvious "result". Then these people have to pay again for a second and even third procedure. That is why, a moral surgeon will start with conservative hairline that is not much lower than the current one and fill it in on the first procedure.
That other channel. Don't know his name. Fkn maniac has had like 2000 HTs. There is something not right with him. Very uninspiring and miserable journey. I have no fkn idea what his message even is. I've only watched couple of vids though.
People don't relise in the world we live in today, that hair loss in men makes so men ultra depressed and suicidal, it's not only women nodays that have to look a certain way, I wish I was born in the 40s or something when it fucking did not matter if men were losing their hair and men were men, so sad
What kind of medication you have to take after a hair transplant and how long?
complex question. FDA approved ones are Minoxidil and oral FInasteride. I would start doing my due dilligence on these and eventually you have to decide yourself. There is also saw palmetto...
I'm sure your not a doc cos I saw many of ur vids before my transplant. With that in mind ur info is really good bud.......plus they have improved....👍
Glad you enjoyed it man!
how to get rid of patchy white dandruff on scalp?
Im not even balding, why am I here
Cause we are men
MrSpidermonkey same I have a shit tone of curly hair 💀
I'm 22 and not going balding either. However I fear losing my hair one day. I like my hair.
Even if I am balding I wouldn't do this shite, it is not worthy just shave your head and grow beard you will look good like that
@@exotics1767 well done u
If I get a beard transplant, then shave my fave clean, will I have scarring on the implant sites? I want to get this done, but I don't want to scar my face if I decide to take off my beard. Thoughts please?
@rp THANKS!
Expierienced surgeon is key factor.
2:00: What if the surgeon just harvest all of the hair in a square?
Exact analysis by you matt...its really true and helpful...👍
Doctors can use other parts of the body as donor area... and then you can have a scalp micro pigmentation. this was you can get a way better result. even if the actual fullness of your hear will never be the same as it used to be, the combination of FUE and Scalp micro pigmentation can give you the illusion of it. everybody around you will see it much fuller than it really is.
Fuck it ill stick with Derma roller - keep lifting in the gym and if shit goes the wrong way ill buzz cut - grow a damn beard and call it a day. Only reason I want to keep my hair is because I worry about not looking good for someone in my life. Damn life and hair loss. I do wonder if Cardio would help me since it pushes blood flow and blood flow promotes good things.
Cardio doesn´t really help you combat hair loss once you have the MPHL gene or MPHL predisposition. Mesotherapy with minoxidil has shown the best improvements in hair thickness. Are you on Finasteride?
@@letsgethair No I fear Finasteride after reading things on Reddit. I am micro needling weekly and my scalp is doing good and I notice growth happening and hair has stopped falling - I have started Minoxidil awhile ago. I have the boarders up for hair loss prevention. Though I know Finasteride can help as well, but like I said I fear that pill. Can Finasteride regrow hair?
@@letsgethair I am taking Hair Rush Pills as of last month - something more natural I guess.
What is the best Oil base mix I can make for a hair mask I could use 3 times a week?
Peppermint oil
Castor Oil
Coconut oil
I wanted to try the stamp, but your link is sold out / unavailable.
Hi, what is the life span of transplanted hairs. Are thy are sensitive to DHT.
Is 37 a good age for hair transplant?
But what if you only have only a smaller recipient area, but then do it a few more times to get the rest, but with greater thickness?
Is it possible to use leg hair instead of donner hair???
Or back and ear hair ? ... i have plenty on those zones ... well now that i think of it i grow hair all over my body except my head ! ... need to find a solucion to reverse the proces.
What about a forehead reduction? 🤔
Why is your accent so clear? Where are you from?
you should do a review on FUE experts Dr. Cuoto. I'd like to see your take on how close he does these graphs!
How long will a person need to take the hair loss tablets after the transplant
You cant stop this
@@EverynyanSan so I must take the tablets forever
@@gang-gang8325 yeah, but not everyone lost all hair
Any thoughts on ProMed Hair Clinic?
Hair loss Will always be a problem with men until they discover the real underlying problem that is causing it to fall out,
I think lifestyle play's a huge part in this and too much cortisol and dht are contributing factor's in this.
yeah James but I think it goes way deeper than that. The problem lies mainly in the dermal papilla cells of balding men as these DP cells were shown to contain significantly more androgen receptors as opposed to DP cells of non-balding individuals. The more androgen receptors on there will be inside any DP cells, the higher the chance that DHT will bind on them and cause the miniaturization
@@letsgethair is there any specific Herb's that you can take that target's these dp receptors to stop the dht from binding to them.
@@wewouldneversellourclubfor3166 Nope....
Matt how do you feel about PRP therapy?
Nah thx, I rather get ripped and become a bald legend like Johnny Sins
Okay, a lot guys just like to look different than The average bald guy. I do recommend looking into what causes early baldness for the sake of your health.
Early baldness, isnt necessarily something to worry about, or a sign that something 'unnatural' or some disease is causing it. Everyone is different, some lose their hair young, some old, some dont lose it at all. You cant (yet?) change your genes so in most cases its pre determined when, and where you gonna lose your hair anyways and you can do nothing about it.
Im just saying men shouldn't be frustrated, depressed or really worried about a natural not harmful process that can't be changed or reversed naturally.
If you truly love yourself you shouldn't be worried about things like that.
Your self worth will never be determined by some hair on your head.
I do understand the frustration tho and that not all men are ready to accept this just like that and find peace.
Everyone has the right to do whatever he wants to feel good about themselves, as long as they dont bother others.
If hair on a guys head makes him feel good, hell go for it, who am I to judge.
Early baldness is linked to health www.google.com/amp/s/www.gq.com/story/is-your-diet-making-you-bald-hair-statistics/amp This is just one example. I don’t care about some stupid crap about how some men are lucky and some are not when I clearly see that something is wrong with the general public, when heart problems and hair loss are becoming more prevalent at earlier ages. If you do love yourself, take care of of you body instead of shaving off the hair or getting a transplant to ignore the problems.
I’m not talking about hair or confidence anymore. I’m addressing shit that has been ignored for way too long. The shit that is hurting us. The shit our bodies are warning us about.
King Dunker dwayne johnson
@@learnit465 Vin Diesel
Very useful video , thx . Have u heard of PRP for hair and do u think they PREVENT hair loss ?
I tried 3 sessions without succecss
@@letsgethair thx
Great informative video Matt. Cheers mate!
Can you still get a great bald head after the transplant?
yes, if the hair transplant has been done correctly
If the hair loss is more due accidental damage more so than age would a transplant be greatly beneficial ? I'm in my 30's now but when I was a child I unfortunately got wring worms which after they went down and went away left a few bald spots on my head. It wasn't noticeable or concerning because of my youth and the surrounding scalp would grow over the bald spots.
Several years ago when I was 27 what happen I'm sure of is that at the time I was wearing cornrows and twist that look like dreadlocks at the time and when I took them down the last time and later got a haircut I made a terrible mistake of using a brush that was too hard for my scalp; that unfortunately messed up my hairline and I had two hair-line thin-bald spots which left me with a M hairline. I was still growing good hair where it was still thick buy I had a hideous M hair line.
Now from about 27/28 forward I started using Toppik which doesn't grow hair it just clings to your natural hair and doesn't grow. So it covers the spots but it doesn't grow any hair. After how ever many years of use of Toppik I think it's actually contributing to my balding and hair line receding. I really want to stop using it but find it hard to stop cause day to day I still need a solution to deal with my bald spots. I get hair cuts but thankfully my hair still grows where it's healthy so a hair cut doesn't do me no more than maybe a few days or a week of looking good before my still growing hair makes my bald spots stick out again. Also I say Toppik is contributing to the balding because I can see the balding happening in the front to back in or near the areas where the Toppik is being applied. It's not the crown of my head outwards as one would expect.
Just behind the crown of my head is where one of my spots from wring worms is located and that bald spot has crept to the top of my head some. That's the only place where my age is possible the factor. Other than that most my balding has to do with unfortunate things that happen. In the case of unintended damaged areas would a transplant be a good option to restore the hairline and other areas ?
I am 23 and i have hairloss, but not that much, lets say i lost 10% of my hair but it already looks bad and i don't like it. Could i have hair transplantation now? is it good idea or?
PetrolHead BS same boat as you
Nope don't do it. I am the same boat as you a started losing it at 23 too, going to be thirty three in a few days and been battling hairloss ever since. You're hair is going to recede more and you going to look gross when you get into you're late 20's early 30"s. If you are hell bent on getting it done do it when you reach thirty. So the surgeons have a better clue on where you'r hair is receding and give you the best result. I would look into getting Exosomes shots before you even consider getting a hair transplant.
you're right, thank you
Can anybody suggest any DHT shampoo or cream as a preventive measure?
Good for the start but start looking into Minox, Fin or topical Fin ....Also oral Minox if oral F and topical Minox won´t work for you
Idk y im the only one in my whole family with a receding hairline my dad whos in his early 40s still has a hairline like hes 20, nobody in my dads side or mom's side has a receding hairline but me 🤬🤬🤬 wtf was god mad when he made me
I feel you bro, me too, i'm the only one in the family who has a thin hair specially on temple area, no one in our relatives is bald.....
@@genghiskhan3370 yeah i only have the Crown (side edges) area but when ever my barber touches me up she makes my hairline look so good u cant even tell im balding
@@sickomode9966 Where you at now
@@frgf1630 same issue same barber nuns change thinking of going bald by my 30s cant hide forever
Is DHi or FUE better
It sucks that a hair transplant doesn’t last forever because I’m thinking of getting it in turkey
a Hair Transplant last forever , it never go from genetic hairgrowth.. i mean you will have no hairlooe. Your other hairs you ha dbefore, can fall out anytime.
Have you had a hair transplant?
yes
What about the length that it can grow to? Can it grow to 5-9 inches, or whatever other length?
I have a big ass head so my donor area has alot of follicles
Guys, wait a year or two. There is a company in Japan that has developed a way to grow new hair follicles for transplant, solving many of the issues presented. Clinical trials are starting this year. From initial research in Japan they are able to produce something like 100k follicles from a 10mm x 10mm donor area.
dear any name of company any refrence if u have kindly share
Updates !?
www.cdb.riken.jp/en/research/laboratory/tsuji.html
This was the place doing the research, however, their entire page has changed since my original post so I'm not sure if they have abandoned it, or if they sold the tech to a pharma.
update?
Hi Matt, I have filled out your consultation form over a month ago, is there another way I can reach out to you?
can you apply again with another email maybe?
His pronunciation reminded me of Niko Bellic
If your head suits a bald look but looks bad because of a lack of hairline i would definitely go down a talented artists SMP look.
hair transplant is only for a newly receding hairline, the M shaped hairline. not recommended for covering the almost fully bald head tho.
Thanks 😊
But what does La Hair Clinic think of this?
Genteic cloning can end these problems heard is well on the way.
Matt what hairdryer do you use? And does using hairdryer impact hair loss on the transplanted area?
Big pharma companies should fill this gap Alas we have no cure even in 2020
im just wondering if finasteride can decrease the fertility to men? hope u will reply to my question
I am not a doctor man. Maybe it can. They only measured the sexual side effects and not how finasteride affects the fertility so far
yes it is do some research it will slow down your libido count
Anyone tried finasteride + minoxidil together?
HT is a long lasting solution or permanent solution???
Arham Khan- neither of them. It all depends how the hair lose runs in your both sides of family. 1 hair transplant is not enough for many people. In order to make it permanent you need to check how progressive is your hair lose is. If your in your 40s and Norwood 5, or 6 with good donor area HT is a good way to go. But you might need a coupe HT not just one.
@@Maxcap208 Thanks
I got just a little area on my hair line on the sides is too thin,,, so I am thinking about transplanting just a bit on my hair line
What does it mean "thin"? Rare? Or hair with small diameter? Both?
best opinion like my hair line is going into the V shape
@@firsttryguy7356 That's all? Nothing happens with the density of the hair?
you got me worried, i had a hair transplant with a top doctor and he lowered my hairline to give me a 3 head, the design is temple points have recideded still forming a U shape but the front is low so i dont know i think that point is not entirly true as it all depends on the amount of desnsity that is behind the hairline opposed to how low it goes.
Hey, which doctor did you use?
@@_1Brick1_ Dr Erodgen
Thanks Matt, you look amazing, "BIG GUNS", are you planning any workout videos in the near future? Ignore the haters...
thanks Thomas! I won´t. Gonna keep the channel relevant for hair loss and hair transplant
Ur making a lot of ALL and EVERYONE claims bro. Their are plenty of ppl that have 10k + grafts to donate so saying one cant have a low hairline like when they were younger is just not true. There is also beard hair that can result in another 2500 grafts and then chest hair for many with another 1000 grafts...... Ur failing to make those critical points.
And the majority of men getting a HT are later in life cause its not affordable for many and their hair loss has essentially stabilized by then so their not gonna lose anymore hair as they get older. Or at least not enough to make a difference in their appearance.
Where did you buy this T-shirt, Link please.
PRIMARK
@@letsgethair I've literally just been scrolling through the comments to see if anyone asked this question, looks great! Also really enoy your videos 🙂
Hi matt,in which clinic you worked hair transplant ??
Search eugenics
which clinic do you suggest guys in instanbul?
sign up for a free consultation and find out :) *see the link which says "hair transplant mentoring"
Do essential oils like Rosemary oil help?
Can u use pubic hair
Man it pains to think about it
@Tony Montana yep if it achieves density,no problems
Asking important questions
Are you a doctor Matt?
nope