This is really sage advice that you just can’t buy. It comes from experience. This young man is in the same situation that I was in at his age. Except by 23 I had already pulled the trigger on two hair transplants and by 23 all I was left with was scars in the donor region and scars along my hairline. The only part I would have qualified to audition for was Mary Shelley’s ‘Frankenstein!’ I then went on to wear a hair piece for 25 years. In this patient’s case as Joe has pointed out he can go about this the right way and consider a natural looking hair piece in life and in acting roles. It worked Sean Connery and many others today. If he feels that it’s not an option then he isn’t left with chasing the tiger by the tail all his life (as I did) and he will still be scar free. If there is one thing worse at 23 than the pain of losing hair it’s losing hair with scars on top of it. Often in life the hardest thing to do is the best thing to do. If I could go back in time I would have saved myself from hair transplants that didn’t achieve my goals (and leave me with scars). As hard as it may feel now, when you look back in years to come, you now have that comfort. You will know what I mean as time passes. It’s always better to learn from the mistakes of others than your own. Great video Joe and thanks for sharing.
Definitely the Hair System will give him the result and its instant. Your advice was spot on Joe. Being young and having Hairloss like this is nightmare that unfortunately you are just unlucky, but the good hair system they have these days is definitely a way to get around it as long as you are open with close friends that way, they wont make fun of you, and you dont have to be worried if every second person can tell.
This one was definitely a tear jerker for me. This guy's story played out a lot like mine. No one wants to hear that they are not a good candidate, and no one wants to lose their hair at such a young age. I feel for him, but I definitely think that the flexibility of theatrical hair is the way to go for this guy.
Another good assessment, Joe. He definitely needs to give the Proscar/Propecia some more time to show full effects, perhaps he'll be able to maintain his current situation for while yet and still with the PRP and hair system options available to him.
I can definitely relate to this guy having had the same hair loss pattern at an even younger age. Firstly whether it's a hair system, hair transplant SMP or concealer -- The cure can't be worse than the disease. What I mean is if you are going to pursue any form of hair restoration and it is going to make you even more self conscious than being bald because someone might "Find out" then it is better to be bald. When I wore a hair system while I had some comical mishaps it did look good. I stopped wearing it because I was constantly worrying if people knew I was wearing one. On the other hand I don't care if people know I've had a hair transplant so as long as it doesn't look freakish (plugs or bad placement) it's no sweat for me. I agree his donor hair looks weak and that means a HT needs to be very carefully considered if at all. That belief is furthered by the fact hair loss drugs may have slowed or halted the progression but what remains is not robust. My donor hair is weak due to genetics and being over harvested, but at age 45 I can confidently say it has not gotten worse in over a decade so I can use what remains. I totally agree scalp hair when suitable should always be used first for a hair transplant. That said it would be interesting to see how much body and facial hair this person has. If he were a hairy beast he might be able to pull off using some scalp hair in the hairline region and filling in most of the rest with body hair. That way if his hairline receded he probably could touch it up with remaining scalp hair in the future since it's hard to have a good hairline with anything but scalp hair. Body hair grafts can be a life saver but are no miracle. They definitely do not grow as well as scalp nor look the same. Overall great analysis. No one likes to hear they are not a candidate for a hair transplant when it's become the last resort but always remember. ITS BETTER TO BE BALD THAN HAVE A BAD HAIR TRANSPLANT.
Great video. While I feel bad for the actor and his situation it's great you gave him honest advice. Sadly there is a lot of bad advice on you tube and the forums.
Brilliant video Joe. There should be more honest people talking about hair transplants online. It's such a shame to see poor guys listening to wrong people and ending in a much worse situation than they were before. P.S. Love editing style!
@Joe Tillman Hey brother Bruce here from Houston! Wow what a great consultation. Your honesty is gold with that young man. He is wise for asking for your help. There are young men his age going out to these carnival circus fly by night con artist and getting lied to and messed up. I'm 54 and made my first mistake at the big fish advertising company in 1995. I was 29-30. My hair behind the front held up until my late 40s. Then the frontal crappy work of plugs showed their ugly teeth! I am like you. I had no choice but to go with a system or multiple revision and improvement surgeries. Luckily I have thick curly hair and donor is good. I finally got it right through you with Dr Arocha with number 4 surgery! Maybe a 5th total un my future if I want to do some fine tuning. If not I'm fine with that too. I'm 54 now. My message is young guys out there please listen to Joe! Surgery last TRAIN STOP!
I would stear him towards BladCafe, maybe he would be convinced to just rock the bald head look and overcome the insecurities. I went bald a year and a half ago and it was the best decision I've ever made. Everyone has their prefference, and everyone should take the path that makes them the happiest, but this does seem rough, especially for someone so young. That being said, love your videos man; you're very real and knowlegable, it's a pleasure to watch.
Patient number 2 only 23 years old and have tried numerous of things to stop Hair Loss but it's not working he should get a Hair Transplant at least multiple
I was glad he asked the question regarding the plan to first do FUT and then an FUE but you chose to skip it. It is easy to find dozens of people making the case that FUE is not an appropriate choice for people with extensive hairloss due to transection rate, graft growth rates, inefficient use of the donor area, harvesting from outside the safe donor area and you can find an equal number of people who argue that FUE today executed by a skilled experienced surgeon can have comparable results to FUT in terms of harvesting efficiency and graft growth rates. I would be interested in hearing Joe Tillman's nuanced view on the subject in 2021. Joe if you were starting your hair transplant journey today with a full donor area, no previous surgeries and the same hairloss that you had in the 1990s how would you approach your hair restoration. FUE or FUT, a combination of both. What are the risks and trade offs. This would be an excellent video. (If it exists and I just haven't watched it yet please point me to it)
I got a buddy who recently went to a doctor for a free consultation. He is 40 years old and they told him that it would be a waste of money because the hair on top of his head is too thin. I had a transplant done 3 years ago, fue and it was only 2500 grafts in the front hairline area and it came out great. I'm not familiar with the procedure too much so I don't know if they can just implant around all the thinning hair or if those doctors were correct, that he wouldn't be a good candidate for a transplant. I've seen some very bald dudes online that have had some excellent results from doctors all around the world. I'm hoping that my friend can get a doctor to tell him that it's possible for him to have a transplant with good results.
His hair loss is extensive for someone in their early 20's and ideally, if I were him, I would wait for Proscar result first, as you stated. The problem I feel, is he's only thinking about a short-term solution to his hair loss by considering having a hair transplant and not longer-term prospect, which most people seem to forget about at around this age?
Wow. Joe I love your videos always. My case is so so much like this guy. I’m now 30 with diffuse hair loss similar to his. Topical Fin/Min & Derm Rolling is keeping what I have but I’m kind of like him. Thanks for making these videos always man.
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He needs to wait longer to see how(6 months is not a lot to see good results). I think mine were impressive and after 9 months I started to have strong results that continued to improve until the end of the second year (where I am now), and since his hair loss is diffused I think we may see a huge improvement in the next months and years: If you want i can send you some photos about my case. Now I am 28 (but started losing hair when I was 19 and noticing it when I was 21). At 25 I was bald and then started taking finasteride. Now i only have a bit of thinning on my crown that doesn't bother me at all and the rest of the hair is really strong.
He may need dutastride at proscar and use some ketoconazole shampoo. It also seems he has a sensitivity to testostrone too. He may need to consider fluridil or cb 03 01 for protection and maybe ru58841 on the more daring side. But things look pretty bad. The hair system route should have no stigma.
I had a lot less hair than that at 19. Simply not blessed in the hair genetics at all. It's not my thing but given this patient still has strong temple points, a hair system would suit him well.
Hello Joe, we have found out that dutasteride in microdoses have shorter half lives while doses above 0.1 mg is very potent. We are applying it topically to surpass 0.1 mg on scalp to get longer half life and more potency while applying weekly to make sure that the systemic leakage is kept under control to affect serum DHT minimally. Have you heard anyone applying topical dutasteride weekly or anything similar? We are over 200 people in Discord and still figuring it out so curious if you have any input on that. Have a good one
I waited until I was 61 for a transplant. I had not realized how bad the front was getting as I was so focused on the crown. They did 3200 grafts and the front came out amazing. I was a little concerned the top middle had thin areas and the crown still bothered me. I just had another procedure where they put 12 on the crown, 1600 on top and 400 around hairline. I think it will look amazing......oh, they took 1000 from my beard this time
I guess it depends on what you use as a metric for peak masculinity. If your metric is the strength of my Magnum PI moustache and the number of sharks I posed with, then yes. That was peak masculinity. It was also right before I lead an unofficial invasion of a Yemeni beach in a WWII era beach lander so we could have a beach party. True story.
For this kind of situation, would it possibly be a viable option for him to do some hairline and temple work and cover everything behind with a partial system? I assume this guy's main concern is looking youthful for work, and though the system would cover the top loss I don't know that there are options there for the temples. Even that could possibly be too taxing on the donor though.
He's too young for that as this approach requires absolute commitment and that can only come from wearing hair for several years to know if it is something he can live with. It also limits his options as an actor.
@@hairtransplantchannel It raises an interesting question about temple-point transplants - some of us who have lost temple hair hate the 'wide' head look that the loss of this relatively small patch of hair gives us - so a temple reconstruction of say 200-300 follicles on each side might give us a better hairline on the side of our heads that we could either wear with a 'bald' head on top, or use a hairsystem with. I generally think the bald 'horse-shoe' looks far better if someone has kept good temple points.
I'm so pleased that you told this kid to try a hair system. No way should this young man ever get a transplant. Not at 23, 25, 30....given how much he has already lost. However, he has temple points, so a good hair system would look great. Great advice Joe.
Joe, I’ve seen you talk before about technicians performing surgery instead of the doctor, and a clinic I’ve seen a lot from online is ASMED in Turkey. From what I’ve seen it looks like pretty much everything is done by technicians, but Dr Koray Erdogan is someone you’ve mentioned in other videos but not really talked about in depth. What are your thoughts on this clinic and what do you make of the fact that it is predominantly technicians performing the surgeries? Cheers.
I know the clinic well and I visited them in 2015 during a hair conference in Istanbul and I was impressed with the level of detail and their standards. They do utilize technicians, but I'm not against that in general. How could I be when my last surgery was performed by a technician?
Yeah beneath the age of 33, being bald is just not cool, I think he gave a valiant effort though with all the treatments, don't forget theres still actors who are bald and do ok, granted they usually compensate with being tough or jacked
Joe you NEED to send this guy to the Baldcafe channel to start binge watching those videos. A lace system is also a viable option for him as well. People would be shocked how many leading men, People Magazine "sexiest man alive", blockbuster stars, etc are actually wearing "systems". He will 100% regret getting surgery. Good vid. 👍
Wow, that's a lot of hair loss for a 23-year-old guy. And he's been on Rogaine for 4 years, Proscar for 6 months, and done PRP??? And his hair loss is still this advanced at 23? I don't want to be a Debbie Downer, but with such aggressive hair loss at such a young age despite all of the measures he's already taken, I fear he may be a lost cause. If he really still wants to fight, with such aggressive hair loss he should immediately go on 0.5mg of Dutasteride daily along with 2.5mg oral Minoxidil daily.
He's only been on FIN for 6 months, that isn't even long enough for it to do much. I'd say most of the loss occured before the FIN and now the FIN has stabilized it. I'd say if he stays on FIN, he shouldn't have that much more loss. He used other treatments like Minox, but the thing is without a DHT inhibitor, NO other treatments will stop his hairloss! they will only improve it cosmetically slightly. DHT will still be ruining his follicles the whole time.
@@akashduggal1634 I'd say his hairloss started 4 or 5 years ago, so he got on rogaine. He should have gotten on FIN back then, not just rogaine. Because I bet if he got on FIN 4 years ago, he wouldn't have that bald patch, he'd just be a Norwood 2 at most. This is why there needs to be more info out there - DHT inhibitors are the ONLY thing that will save your hair!! Everything else will just thicken it slightly but the damage will continue to happen! Like with my Rat Analogy, if your wooden fence has RATS - Minox is like painting the fence. Sure it looks better and can cover some of the damage, but the rats are still there and they will continue biting the wood. Eventually the damage will be so bad that paint (minox) will no longer cover it. What you need is to get rid of the Rats (DHT), by using Rat Traps (fin). This will stop the damage. Traps won't kill every rat, and FIN won't stop all DHT. But it will drastically slow the damage down.
@@mikesully110 well said. I think everyone should consider 5ar inhibitors asap when they notice any early signs of hair loss and minoxidil is something taken in addition but. Dut and fin along with minoxidil should be used indefinitely but yeah always start with fin or dut or both.
dont waste your money on all the extra BS. Take finasteride and get a hair transplant. you do all that other non sense red caps and BS you'll end up spending the same about as a FUT.
Just because you ask Joe for Shampoo and dont leave a comment is not respectful to the work and free advice hes giving to Hairloss viewers looking for help. You would be the last one he would look at. Sorry Joe, i couldn't help myself.
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Giving out the hard truth in this one
Genetics are the hardest truth
This is really sage advice that you just can’t buy. It comes from experience. This young man is in the same situation that I was in at his age. Except by 23 I had already pulled the trigger on two hair transplants and by 23 all I was left with was scars in the donor region and scars along my hairline. The only part I would have qualified to audition for was Mary Shelley’s ‘Frankenstein!’ I then went on to wear a hair piece for 25 years. In this patient’s case as Joe has pointed out he can go about this the right way and consider a natural looking hair piece in life and in acting roles. It worked Sean Connery and many others today. If he feels that it’s not an option then he isn’t left with chasing the tiger by the tail all his life (as I did) and he will still be scar free. If there is one thing worse at 23 than the pain of losing hair it’s losing hair with scars on top of it. Often in life the hardest thing to do is the best thing to do. If I could go back in time I would have saved myself from hair transplants that didn’t achieve my goals (and leave me with scars). As hard as it may feel now, when you look back in years to come, you now have that comfort. You will know what I mean as time passes. It’s always better to learn from the mistakes of others than your own.
Great video Joe and thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing your story - are you still using hair systems?
Would you have got an FUE?
What your saying is don’t get a transplant ?
Definitely the Hair System will give him the result and its instant. Your advice was spot on Joe. Being young and having Hairloss like this is nightmare that unfortunately you are just unlucky, but the good hair system they have these days is definitely a way to get around it as long as you are open with close friends that way, they wont make fun of you, and you dont have to be worried if every second person can tell.
Spot on!
Great video! give us more Joe...what a shame guys that this channel has "only" 19,2k subs,should be at least x10 more
The next one is very unique. Thanks for the support.
This one was definitely a tear jerker for me. This guy's story played out a lot like mine. No one wants to hear that they are not a good candidate, and no one wants to lose their hair at such a young age. I feel for him, but I definitely think that the flexibility of theatrical hair is the way to go for this guy.
Another good assessment, Joe. He definitely needs to give the Proscar/Propecia some more time to show full effects, perhaps he'll be able to maintain his current situation for while yet and still with the PRP and hair system options available to him.
I can definitely relate to this guy having had the same hair loss pattern at an even younger age. Firstly whether it's a hair system, hair transplant SMP or concealer -- The cure can't be worse than the disease. What I mean is if you are going to pursue any form of hair restoration and it is going to make you even more self conscious than being bald because someone might "Find out" then it is better to be bald. When I wore a hair system while I had some comical mishaps it did look good. I stopped wearing it because I was constantly worrying if people knew I was wearing one. On the other hand I don't care if people know I've had a hair transplant so as long as it doesn't look freakish (plugs or bad placement) it's no sweat for me.
I agree his donor hair looks weak and that means a HT needs to be very carefully considered if at all. That belief is furthered by the fact hair loss drugs may have slowed or halted the progression but what remains is not robust. My donor hair is weak due to genetics and being over harvested, but at age 45 I can confidently say it has not gotten worse in over a decade so I can use what remains.
I totally agree scalp hair when suitable should always be used first for a hair transplant. That said it would be interesting to see how much body and facial hair this person has. If he were a hairy beast he might be able to pull off using some scalp hair in the hairline region and filling in most of the rest with body hair. That way if his hairline receded he probably could touch it up with remaining scalp hair in the future since it's hard to have a good hairline with anything but scalp hair. Body hair grafts can be a life saver but are no miracle. They definitely do not grow as well as scalp nor look the same. Overall great analysis. No one likes to hear they are not a candidate for a hair transplant when it's become the last resort but always remember. ITS BETTER TO BE BALD THAN HAVE A BAD HAIR TRANSPLANT.
Great video. While I feel bad for the actor and his situation it's great you gave him honest advice. Sadly there is a lot of bad advice on you tube and the forums.
Thanks for the advice hopefully I get picked for the contest 💪🏻
Brilliant video Joe. There should be more honest people talking about hair transplants online. It's such a shame to see poor guys listening to wrong people and ending in a much worse situation than they were before.
P.S. Love editing style!
Thanks for your support as always:)
@@hairtransplantchannel Just doing my thing.
Oh and of course bumping those comments for YT algorithm (or maybe it's GroMD? 👀) haha
The editing king buddy.
@Joe Tillman
Hey brother Bruce here from Houston! Wow what a great consultation. Your honesty is gold with that young man. He is wise for asking for your help. There are young men his age going out to these carnival circus fly by night con artist and getting lied to and messed up. I'm 54 and made my first mistake at the big fish advertising company in 1995. I was 29-30. My hair behind the front held up until my late 40s. Then the frontal crappy work of plugs showed their ugly teeth! I am like you. I had no choice but to go with a system or multiple revision and improvement surgeries. Luckily I have thick curly hair and donor is good. I finally got it right through you with Dr Arocha with number 4 surgery! Maybe a 5th total un my future if I want to do some fine tuning. If not I'm fine with that too. I'm 54 now. My message is young guys out there please listen to Joe! Surgery last TRAIN STOP!
I would stear him towards BladCafe, maybe he would be convinced to just rock the bald head look and overcome the insecurities. I went bald a year and a half ago and it was the best decision I've ever made. Everyone has their prefference, and everyone should take the path that makes them the happiest, but this does seem rough, especially for someone so young. That being said, love your videos man; you're very real and knowlegable, it's a pleasure to watch.
That's crazy about actors using wigs never noticed in movies, but it makes sense Hollywood is all about image no matter the means
Patient number 2 only 23 years old and have tried numerous of things to stop Hair Loss but it's not working he should get a Hair Transplant at least multiple
Nice one! Im loving these consultation videos.
Great info for new balding men, thanks joe for another tremendous info video
I feel for the second guy. He's very young and doing everything possible to fight it. Also his line of work means how he looks is very important
Honest consultation. Thanks for sharing.
I was glad he asked the question regarding the plan to first do FUT and then an FUE but you chose to skip it. It is easy to find dozens of people making the case that FUE is not an appropriate choice for people with extensive hairloss due to transection rate, graft growth rates, inefficient use of the donor area, harvesting from outside the safe donor area and you can find an equal number of people who argue that FUE today executed by a skilled experienced surgeon can have comparable results to FUT in terms of harvesting efficiency and graft growth rates. I would be interested in hearing Joe Tillman's nuanced view on the subject in 2021. Joe if you were starting your hair transplant journey today with a full donor area, no previous surgeries and the same hairloss that you had in the 1990s how would you approach your hair restoration. FUE or FUT, a combination of both. What are the risks and trade offs. This would be an excellent video. (If it exists and I just haven't watched it yet please point me to it)
Great Informative video! I want to try the shampoo from the contest 👍🏻👍🏻
I got a buddy who recently went to a doctor for a free consultation. He is 40 years old and they told him that it would be a waste of money because the hair on top of his head is too thin. I had a transplant done 3 years ago, fue and it was only 2500 grafts in the front hairline area and it came out great. I'm not familiar with the procedure too much so I don't know if they can just implant around all the thinning hair or if those doctors were correct, that he wouldn't be a good candidate for a transplant. I've seen some very bald dudes online that have had some excellent results from doctors all around the world. I'm hoping that my friend can get a doctor to tell him that it's possible for him to have a transplant with good results.
His hair loss is extensive for someone in their early 20's and ideally, if I were him, I would wait for Proscar result first, as you stated. The problem I feel, is he's only thinking about a short-term solution to his hair loss by considering having a hair transplant and not longer-term prospect, which most people seem to forget about at around this age?
Sound advice Dr. Tillman
I d love to try the shampoo:-) following this channel for a long time - undercover. now i am finally a subscriber)
Thank you for your support.
Perfect consultation.
Wow. Joe I love your videos always. My case is so so much like this guy. I’m now 30 with diffuse hair loss similar to his. Topical Fin/Min & Derm Rolling is keeping what I have but I’m kind of like him. Thanks for making these videos always man.
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He needs to wait longer to see how(6 months is not a lot to see good results). I think mine were impressive and after 9 months I started to have strong results that continued to improve until the end of the second year (where I am now), and since his hair loss is diffused I think we may see a huge improvement in the next months and years: If you want i can send you some photos about my case. Now I am 28 (but started losing hair when I was 19 and noticing it when I was 21). At 25 I was bald and then started taking finasteride. Now i only have a bit of thinning on my crown that doesn't bother me at all and the rest of the hair is really strong.
I thought patient 1 would be ready for a transplant, shows how much I really know about hairloss 🤦🏻♂️.
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Very informative video!
Joe Tillman keepin't it real since 2003.
He may need dutastride at proscar and use some ketoconazole shampoo. It also seems he has a sensitivity to testostrone too. He may need to consider fluridil or cb 03 01 for protection and maybe ru58841 on the more daring side. But things look pretty bad. The hair system route should have no stigma.
lol im just here for the shampoo! 🤣 jp, great vid
Hair loss should be the first thing adjusted in DNA editing lol
It would actually be quite simple to erase the androgen receptor gene if it wasnt for the fact that your body needs it in other places
@@Daniel-uk6yr well then shut it off in the scalp, I'm sure there's a subset
@@_baller pretty sure it is the same all over the skin, if not everywhere
@@Daniel-uk6yr alright then maybe a local injection of RNA could help
@@_baller I think hair cloning will become a thing first tbh. Even if its a long way until then
I had a lot less hair than that at 19. Simply not blessed in the hair genetics at all.
It's not my thing but given this patient still has strong temple points, a hair system would suit him well.
Amazing video. ps: That shirt is amazing.
Thank you. Which shirt? Mine? It's just a runner hoodie, but I do like it:)
@@hairtransplantchannel Yours , the runner hoodie, seems very comfy .
Hello Joe, we have found out that dutasteride in microdoses have shorter half lives while doses above 0.1 mg is very potent. We are applying it topically to surpass 0.1 mg on scalp to get longer half life and more potency while applying weekly to make sure that the systemic leakage is kept under control to affect serum DHT minimally. Have you heard anyone applying topical dutasteride weekly or anything similar? We are over 200 people in Discord and still figuring it out so curious if you have any input on that. Have a good one
Thoughts on propecia 1mg/day vs 1mg/every other day? And thoughts on side effects?
He had a video called , pop it like a candy, you can watch it
I waited until I was 61 for a transplant. I had not realized how bad the front was getting as I was so focused on the crown. They did 3200 grafts and the front came out amazing. I was a little concerned the top middle had thin areas and the crown still bothered me. I just had another procedure where they put 12 on the crown, 1600 on top and 400 around hairline. I think it will look amazing......oh, they took 1000 from my beard this time
What do I have to do to get such a detailed video made on my case?
That's the quality content I subscribed for. Btw that one photo where Joe is fishing has to be peak masculinity.
Keep it up, man
I guess it depends on what you use as a metric for peak masculinity. If your metric is the strength of my Magnum PI moustache and the number of sharks I posed with, then yes. That was peak masculinity. It was also right before I lead an unofficial invasion of a Yemeni beach in a WWII era beach lander so we could have a beach party. True story.
And thanks for your support, btw.👍🏻
@@hairtransplantchannel yeah, I was thinking of Tom Selleck too.
I'm happy the uploads are more frequent.
I Will be glad to win the shampoo 😊
For this kind of situation, would it possibly be a viable option for him to do some hairline and temple work and cover everything behind with a partial system? I assume this guy's main concern is looking youthful for work, and though the system would cover the top loss I don't know that there are options there for the temples. Even that could possibly be too taxing on the donor though.
He's too young for that as this approach requires absolute commitment and that can only come from wearing hair for several years to know if it is something he can live with. It also limits his options as an actor.
@@hairtransplantchannel that's an excellent point.
@@hairtransplantchannel It raises an interesting question about temple-point transplants - some of us who have lost temple hair hate the 'wide' head look that the loss of this relatively small patch of hair gives us - so a temple reconstruction of say 200-300 follicles on each side might give us a better hairline on the side of our heads that we could either wear with a 'bald' head on top, or use a hairsystem with. I generally think the bald 'horse-shoe' looks far better if someone has kept good temple points.
Can you use body hair to replace scalp hair?
I love your videos ❤️❤️
I would second Mr Tillman's advice that this poor jamoke should go with a wig.
I'm so pleased that you told this kid to try a hair system. No way should this young man ever get a transplant. Not at 23, 25, 30....given how much he has already lost. However, he has temple points, so a good hair system would look great. Great advice Joe.
Damn that's rough, his genes want him bald asap
Would you say there's younger kids getting more bald than decades ago? I think the excessive stress from the world is causing more thinning
No
@@cornstar1253 yep
@@_baller
I'm probably older than you. I haven't seen any indication of that.
@@cornstar1253 you're old you got cataracts
What are your thoughts on the DHI method?
Joe, I’ve seen you talk before about technicians performing surgery instead of the doctor, and a clinic I’ve seen a lot from online is ASMED in Turkey. From what I’ve seen it looks like pretty much everything is done by technicians, but Dr Koray Erdogan is someone you’ve mentioned in other videos but not really talked about in depth. What are your thoughts on this clinic and what do you make of the fact that it is predominantly technicians performing the surgeries? Cheers.
I know the clinic well and I visited them in 2015 during a hair conference in Istanbul and I was impressed with the level of detail and their standards. They do utilize technicians, but I'm not against that in general. How could I be when my last surgery was performed by a technician?
Thanks!
Joe, I wonder if weekly micro needling could also help in this case.
Get it now, he is not prince Harry
This is prime of his life
Get what? A hair transplant? How? He doesn't have the donor reserves. Did you even watch?
I have been laughing my ass off with the language barrier thing (donor getting wide apart by time) LOL
No need to laugh at anyone’s language issues. Try speaking Turkish;
thanks for your advise, Id love to be considered as a contestant of the free 1 year shampoo supply! Stay healthy, stay hairy:D
Is 0.5mg enough for fin and will fin alone be enough keep the hair i have now not looking to regrow simply not lose
When he wrote "Carrier" he meant Career
What if we transplant all the back and side hairs on top? I know there wont be hair left on back and sides but yeah.
Great content!!
Great video.
Yeah beneath the age of 33, being bald is just not cool, I think he gave a valiant effort though with all the treatments, don't forget theres still actors who are bald and do ok, granted they usually compensate with being tough or jacked
Good job
Great video. Incredibly honest. From the few pics I have seen, he seems to have a good shaped head. He should wet shave it IMO.
Please sir make a short video about sebhoric dermatitis and hair loss from it and solution about it
Hi, I was wondering if you could please provide me with some locations in the UK where I could contact regarding Exosome therapy ? Thanks a lot
Damn he's on a lot of treatments
Joe, how many grafts can be extracted from this guy? What’s your assumption?
I don’t know why I’m commenting I don’t even wash my hair
I'm 23 thank God I'm good I just watch this channel for educational and informative purposes I have afro like hair
Nice vid
Joe you NEED to send this guy to the Baldcafe channel to start binge watching those videos. A lace system is also a viable option for him as well. People would be shocked how many leading men, People Magazine "sexiest man alive", blockbuster stars, etc are actually wearing "systems". He will 100% regret getting surgery. Good vid. 👍
Seems likely he meant it causes him some 'career problems' not 'carrier problems'
damn, I really think few doctors would do all of this better than you, Joe.
Thank you. I'm just getting started:)
My comment is I wanna win damn it. Wooooooo!
Hi love the video keep up the great work 👍🏻 would love the to win 🤞🏻
a nice conservative plan, taking the patients future into account. Nice one Joe
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Wow, that's a lot of hair loss for a 23-year-old guy. And he's been on Rogaine for 4 years, Proscar for 6 months, and done PRP??? And his hair loss is still this advanced at 23? I don't want to be a Debbie Downer, but with such aggressive hair loss at such a young age despite all of the measures he's already taken, I fear he may be a lost cause. If he really still wants to fight, with such aggressive hair loss he should immediately go on 0.5mg of Dutasteride daily along with 2.5mg oral Minoxidil daily.
0.5 mg dut
2.5 mg oral minoxidil
I appreciate your opinion.
He's only been on FIN for 6 months, that isn't even long enough for it to do much. I'd say most of the loss occured before the FIN and now the FIN has stabilized it. I'd say if he stays on FIN, he shouldn't have that much more loss.
He used other treatments like Minox, but the thing is without a DHT inhibitor, NO other treatments will stop his hairloss! they will only improve it cosmetically slightly. DHT will still be ruining his follicles the whole time.
I mean even if he were on dutastride it would require and year to a year in a half. He may also have a sensitivity to testostrone.
@@akashduggal1634 I'd say his hairloss started 4 or 5 years ago, so he got on rogaine. He should have gotten on FIN back then, not just rogaine. Because I bet if he got on FIN 4 years ago, he wouldn't have that bald patch, he'd just be a Norwood 2 at most.
This is why there needs to be more info out there - DHT inhibitors are the ONLY thing that will save your hair!! Everything else will just thicken it slightly but the damage will continue to happen!
Like with my Rat Analogy, if your wooden fence has RATS - Minox is like painting the fence. Sure it looks better and can cover some of the damage, but the rats are still there and they will continue biting the wood. Eventually the damage will be so bad that paint (minox) will no longer cover it.
What you need is to get rid of the Rats (DHT), by using Rat Traps (fin). This will stop the damage. Traps won't kill every rat, and FIN won't stop all DHT. But it will drastically slow the damage down.
@@mikesully110 well said. I think everyone should consider 5ar inhibitors asap when they notice any early signs of hair loss and minoxidil is something taken in addition but. Dut and fin along with minoxidil should be used indefinitely but yeah always start with fin or dut or both.
hi
Feel sad for the guy.
Shampoo
Comment for shampoo lol
Hey, I want to win :)
I think he started medications to late
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He should watch Baldcafe videos and try to shave it off to see how it looks :)
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13:43 I love that. Do you love me? 😍💋 💝💖❤️
dont waste your money on all the extra BS. Take finasteride and get a hair transplant. you do all that other non sense red caps and BS you'll end up spending the same about as a FUT.
Give me shampoo
Just because you ask Joe for Shampoo and dont leave a comment is not respectful to the work and free advice hes giving to Hairloss viewers looking for help. You would be the last one he would look at. Sorry Joe, i couldn't help myself.
He should just shave his head and accept it... probably get lots of acting roles as bouncers and bad guys
That’s always a great first option.