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Male | 27
I am 25-year-old man I am at level 2 baldness now. I am facing severe hair loss since the age of 23. I have already tried medication and other treatments, none of them has really helped me. I am thinking of doing hair transplant, would it help me and what which type of treatment should I go for?
Answered on 1st Apr '22
In type 2 baldness hair transplant will definitely help you but make sure you go to a senior hair transplant surgeon who also guides you how to prolong the life of remaining hair and helps minimize further hairloss.
Though any technique by an experienced hair transplant surgeon would be effective but FUE especially FUE with DHT would anytime be preferred over other techniques
Male | 21
Meri 21 year age hai or mere bal hair kine piche ki or ja rahi hai so plz treetment kya kare.?
Answered on 14th Feb '22
For 21 yr old males receding of the hairline is the beginning of Androgenic Alopecia or male pattern baldness. It needs to be evaluated at this stage if the progression can be significantly delayed by means of local applications and therapies and if it had already receded to an extent that the person is not comfortable by just stopping further loss but wants a correction or in other words want to get his original hairline back then hair transplant is a straight forward and easy option and a long term solution.
Hello ma'am, I am a 27 years old girl. My hair has gotten thinner. I wanted to have a permanent solution. So I would like to go for a hair transplant. But I am not bald, it's just I want it to look good. Should I go for surgery?
Answered on 14th Feb '22
At 27 years of age in females, the decision to go in for hair transplantation has to be taken after a proper checkup and trichscopic examination ( microscopic evaluation of scalp along with the hair shafts ). But as an overview you can understand that hair transplant is not done in females for hair fall or generalized thinning but when the thinning has gone to the extent of visible skin showing through the thinning of the hair. Before it reaches this stage of visible loos there are other more conservative methods of treatment and therapies which can be of help and should be tried first. In case the loss is to the extent that at places skin is visible more esp at the place of parting or the front or the middle portion of the head then it is an indication to go for hair transplantation in females.
Hello, I am suffering from Alopecia areta at my sideburns. It started around 2006, by now I've lost them completely. A doctor from Solapur had injected in that area twice, still, hair didn't grow. Kindly suggest what can be a guaranteed solution at a reasonable price?
Answered on 3rd Dec '21
These are your treatment options for hair loss: Biotin tablets, PRP treatment, minoxidil lotion.
I wouldn't recommend hair weaving.
But virtual platform has restrictions, thus I would further encourage you to reach out to me, or other specialists and this page will help - Dermatologists.
Let the team know if you have any location-specific requirements.
Academic Qualifications
MBBS
G R MEDICAL COLLEGE, GWALIOR
1992
MS - General Surgery
G R MEDICAL COLLEGE, GWALIOR
1996
Experiences
Registrar
Bombay Hospital, Mumbai
1996 - 1997
Asst. Professor
P S Medical College
1999 - 2001
Consultant Surgeon
JanSeva Hospital
2002 - 2006
Consultant and DirectorDi
Hair'N'Images, Sahara Hospital
2007 - 2016
Consultant Hair Transplant Surgeon
Hair'N'Images, Ayush Skin Clinic
2015 - 2016
Memberships
Association of Hair Restoration Surgeons (AHRS)
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