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I lost my hair since 2006, frontal portion of head.I want to transplant hair please give my suggestion about it.
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Greetings. Yes you seem to be an ideal candidate for hair transplant surgery since you have significant balding in the front which may not resolve remarkably with medicines and lotions. However, you'll need to see a qualified dermatologist who does hair transplant surgery and discuss the number of grafts and details of procedure. You could alternatively send in detailed specific queries about transplant on follow up messaging. Warm regards
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