Owning Baldness One Man At A Time
If you’ve had a recent hair transplant one of the first questions you have of course is, “how soon can I start seeing results?” When does my newly transplanted hair begin to thicken? You should start seeing your newly transplanted hair begin to thicken in about four months from your first hair transplant procedure. At about four months you should be seeing about a half an inch of growth.
Having a receding hairline, but the rest of your hair is still quite thick can mean one of these 4 things:
Let’s look into what each of these mean as well as addressing other questions regarding a receding hairline to not only best determine which of these you have, but also what you can do about it.
It can be difficult to determine that something we’re born with, like a hair whorl, could be a sign of future balding.
Being self conscious about your hairline is no laughing matter, but what can you do about it?
If you have thinning hair and aren’t quite ready to take the plunge and shave your head, then there are ways to thicken your thinning hair. None of them are miracles of course and eventually you may have to come to that crossroads many balding men come to. “To shave your head or not to shave your head”, that is the question that you will one day face.
But until that day let’s go over some common questions about thickening thinning hair and the options you have for thickening it.