Do I have to wait until I’m bald or nearly bald before having a hair transplant?

I immediately answer, absolutely not. There are many advantages of having a hair transplant before the thinning becomes easily noticeable to others. Most importantly, you don’t have to go through the psychological trauma of being bald or blatant balding.

“Do I have to wait until I’m bald?” some hair transplant experts recommend this when you ask, yes I know because the older you get, the easier it becomes to determine the final size of your bald area, minimizing the chance of unexpected bald areas appearing over time. That’s why, in order not to make a mistake, they prefer to have hair transplants for older patients because they cannot trust themselves and think that they cannot make a correct guess.

However, you, the patient who has to live with the consequences of the answer, can give the best answer to this question. For example, some men are severely emotionally disturbed by their hair loss, while others feel that their careers are affected by baldness due to their appearance, or that their social life or self-esteem is severely affected by the hair loss.

Only you can decide how long you have to wait before starting the transplant process. So of course, wait if you can, and if you don’t want to wait, I suggest you pay attention to these details: If you are young,

1. Do not have more than two hair transplants until you are at least 30 years old.
2. Considering your donor area as a bank for the future, try to keep enough hair in the donor area for one or two potential hair transplant sessions.
3. Ideally, be sure that the hair transplant specialist will work carefully and homogeneously in your donor area, no matter how many hair transplants he or she gives you.
4. Avoid frequent hair transplant or mega hair transplant sessions
5. Focus specifically on the hairline because we all focus on the front hairline, not the crown area.