PRP is still relatively experimental as a hair loss treatment. While there’s been some promising preliminary results, there’s no proof yet that PRP is a viable hair loss treatment.

In my opinion, consider proven and effective treatments such as Propecia (men only) and Rogaine.

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Bill Seemiller
Managing Publisher of this Community

If your goal is to shave your head completely down, I don’t believe hair transplant surgery is for you. While FUE can produce only minimal scarring, scarring in the form of tiny, white dots will remain behind in areas hair was extracted from.

And while 500 grafts may help you meet your goals for now (depending on your level of hair loss), what will you do if/when hair loss continues?

I always encourage those who want to shave their head just to do it and accept their hair loss. However, if you want to grow and keep your hair longer, surgical hair restoration may be an option for you. You may want to consult with a few leading hair restoration physicians to go over your options. To see a list of surgeons we, recommend, click here.

Best wishes,

Bill Seemiller
Managing Publisher of this Community

In doing research on this subject, I’ve seen no evidence to suggest that weight lifting and healthy living can cause hair loss. The only question is whether or not such a small and temporary boost in testosterone during one’s workout can produce more DHT and potentially accelerate pattern baldness. I’d suggest this is highly unlikely. However, even if it does, it’s doing nothing that your genetics haven’t already determined was going to happen anyway.

In my opinion, it’s a whole lot better to live healthy and work out than worry about whether or not you may lose your hair a tiny bit earlier assuming you have the hair loss gene to begin with.

Best wishes,

Bill Seemiller (Falceros)
Managing Publisher of this Community

Hey just planning my hairtransplant with alvie armanie ..what happend can i see some pics