Can a man with extensive hair loss benefit from Hair Transplantation?

Is it possible for someone who has extensive [tag]hair loss[/tag] (a 7 on the Nordwood hair loss scale) to be successful in a [tag]hair transplant[/tag]? I seem to have quite a bit of donor hair. I am not looking for the hair of a 20 year old but something that would look decent for a 58 year old man. I don’t mind looking my age.

The key to being satisfied with current day [tag]hair restoration surgery[/tag] is to have realistic expectations and select a top notch [tag]hair transplant physician[/tag]. As you know, with extensive hair loss, [tag]hair transplantation[/tag] can’t restore a full head of hair since it only can only relocate a limited amount of bald resistant hair follicles from your donor area to the top of your head. But often even men with extensive hair loss can restore a mature hairline that will often change the look of their face. But typically men with extensive [tag]hairloss[/tag] will not have enough donor hair to restore the crown/back of the head area.

To see before and after photos of a few dozen extensively bald men who have had successfully benefited from [tag]hair restoration[/tag] surgery, visit our hair transplant gallery show casing those who had extensive hair loss.

To find a top notch prescreened [tag]hair transplant surgeon[/tag] visit the Hair Transplant Network. I also suggest that you visit or active Hair Restoration Discussion Forum and use the “Find” feature to search for posts about any physician you are considering.

Best wishes for great new growth, Pat

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