Why a Radio Host Finally Got a Hair Transplant | Receding Hairline to Full, No Linear Scar
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Radio personality Axel Lowe first noticed his hairline receding and thinning back in his mid-20s. For years he weighed the question so many men face: keep cutting it shorter as it thins, or do something proactive about it? He finally chose a hair transplant at the Anderson Center for Hair and calls it a no-brainer. In this short, Axel explains the two harvesting options, why he went with follicular unit extraction (FUE) rather than a strip procedure, and how tiny follicles taken from the back of his head are planted along the hairline, leaving no linear scar.
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Hey, it’s Axel Lowe from the radio here at Anderson Center for hair and I just had a life-changing experience, something that I thought about for years and that is get a hair replacement treatment. I’ve been a male alopecia since I was in my mid-20s when I started to notice it to decline and recede and it held it off pretty well, but gradually thin to an uncomfortable level of, you know, do I go cut it shorter and continue to let it get thinner or do I do I do something proactive about it and that’s what I did. Um, it was a no-brainer for me. I I I love this process and it’s not even full yet. I mean, the follicles are in there, but my hair isn’t all at the same length yet. So, I’m looking forward to that. There are two ways that they can do it. They can take a strip out of the back of your head or just shave your head. This isn’t my normal haircut. Uh, that’ll all blend in in a couple of weeks. Um, but they shaved my head uh, uh, short enough so they can take tiny follicles out from the back of my head and those are the ones that they harvest and plant in the front and I’ll never have a scar back there. I don’t have a scar back there.
