/fa/ - Fashion

>>17953890

In 2024 I am going to microneedle. I've had the machine for a while, but I haven't been consistent with it, so no notable results. I had a couple of months in late 2022 where I was, and I DID start to notice some regrowth in the hairline, but I didn't like it. It was random and sporadic so it ironically called more attention to the fact that I have had recession. However, I think I just need to stick with it for a longer time.

I have thought about hair transplants, but I just haven't been able to pull the trigger. I do not believe I would need an unreasonable amount of grafts for a better hairline and crown, but I would get a consultation before I ever booked anything. Reason being ties directly to this next point:

It is difficult to make any of these decisions and researching them is harder than you'd think. It is hard to trust yourself in the decision making process as a result.
>Conversation is limited to specific corners of the internet that are filled with neurotics
>Misinformation on drugs is posted constantly
>Forum posts get images deleted over time
>Copium and 'just accept yourself bro' is flooded en masse even if some prevention methods are low effort
>There's always that guy who claims he has found the secret to preventing hair loss
>Clinics spam reddit with stealth ads

So, I blog post my experience so that hopefully one person is helped make whatever decision they may. I'm very happy to have taken preventative measures with medicine knowing the possible risks. I've never loved my hair, but it isn't terrible, and something I still would hate to lose young even if it isn't my best attribute. I probably should just go for the fucking transplant and get it over with. I'm running out of looksmax opportunities, and I think I have to admit a hairline boost is probably the biggest ROI I can do at this point.