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When considering hair loss and the need for a hair transplant, many factors must be considered, including those that contribute to hair loss or affect the chances of success of a hair transplant. Smoking is one such factor that is shrouded in misinformation and misconceptions, so below, I consider whether smoking causes hair loss and
There are so many misconceptions surrounding hair transplants, but one of the most common concerns is age and viability. What’s the cut-off point for having a hair transplant? Is there a maximum age at which you can no longer have this procedure? Should I have a hair transplant at 50? These are all viable questions,
Did you know that around 60% of men and 50% of women are affected by some type of hair loss during their lives? Indeed, we men get the short end of the stick, and it is estimated that ⅔ % of all men experience some hair loss before they reach 35. This causes many young
Hair loss doesn’t happen uniformly, and although it is more common during your 30s, men can get affected by it in later life, towards their 60s and onwards. This means that many men are looking for hair loss solutions as they get older, but I find that most people do not understand the realities of
I frequently get asked about age suitability for hair transplants, including the youngest and oldest ages you should consider. In truth, there is no definitive answer, and each person’s case is different based on factors like hair quality, hair loss condition, life choices, and aims. In this guide, I want to show the realities of having a hair transplant
A common question I often get asked is: when is it too late for a hair transplant? This question comes up frequently, as there are many cases where hair loss occurs later in life, or the individual hasn’t considered the matter earlier. Unfortunately, there is no age limit, and I can’t just say you can’t
One of the most common questions for people who have an active lifestyle and exercise regularly is, “How long after a hair transplant can I work out?” This is understandable, as workouts become a part of your daily routine, and if you are in great shape, you want to stay that way! To leave no
It’s not the potential pain or the procedure itself that puts most people off of hair transplants. No, instead, it’s the noticeable recovery period and the fact that you fear people will know you have had the procedure. It’s the fear of embarrassment. This is understandable but it shouldn’t be an issue and in this