the7thson Wrote:Just saw this thread thought Id post my experience and thoughts. Looking at your hair mate I have to be honest you have lot of hair, you will prob find that the guys hair styles you have posted have naturally straight hairlines making the style easier to achieve where as you seem to have a natural curve to yours making this style a little harder to achieve. Are you on any meds if you are starting to receed eg: propecia? Might be an idea to start them and prevent any more reccession for a while (however Im no doctor so Im not giving medical advice here).

Using two small pieces was very tricky and the blend was very hard, my hair had to b sprayed solid into place because my natural hair was shaggy a loose which blew in the wind where the pieces didnt as they do not flow and move like natural hair, thus with the style you want you will find that your own hair will move and flow very naturally and the system wont making it pretty obvious somthing is a miss.

My honest opinion is that you should hold out as you have pretty much achieved the stlye you want give or take and inch of hair or two. You're young and within the next 2-3 yrs the style you have now will be out of fashion and you will want somthing different so relook at it then. Best of luck in whatever you choose

ToplaceUSA Wrote:We can do that---no problem. And with no hairline to expose that's an easy problem to fix. Just send in an old piece to
duplicate or a template along with a hair sample. Those photos are helpful---we'll send them to the factory along with
your order so they can match the density.
Regards,
John

hairhat Wrote:I wouldn't call your hairline a NW3, it's more like a NW2. I know what it's like to be self-consious of a receeding hairline. And for what it's worth - I don't think it's too noticable. And for some people a bit of recession is a good look. But give the piece a try, see what difference it adds and if it's worth your time and money. At least when you loose more hair you'll already have experience with wearing, and you'll know if it's for you or not. Since you are young, don't go with a transplant. It's expensive and when you loose more hair (which you will) - you'll be left with an unnatural recession (and you could end up with scars, depending on the type of procedure too). Basicly - you'll look like a goof. Not a good investiment of thousands of dollars. I considered a hairtransplant, I'm glad I didn't do go through with it. Another good reason not to get one is that the good doctors will not perform hairtransplants on younger patients.

I'd say this is a norwood 3:

ToplaceUSA Wrote:We can do that---no problem. And with no hairline to expose that's an easy problem to fix. Just send in an old piece to
duplicate or a template along with a hair sample. Those photos are helpful---we'll send them to the factory along with
your order so they can match the density.
Regards,
John