A Male Hair Loss Story

I didn’t feel like a man. Hair loss will do that to you. You look in the mirror everyday hoping things are different, hoping you aren’t a man with hair loss…that you don’t look like your father with those bald patches on top and on the sides. But you do. And it’s getting worse everyday.

People don’t realize that being a man with hair loss is no picnic, and how expensive it can be to remedy. I tried everything. At first I tried Rogaine, which worked alright except that it was kinda messy to apply to the scalp and once I stopped taking its effectiveness would stop. Propecia was easier to take in its pill-form but it had the same problem. I would have to take it forever to stop the existing hair loss. Man, was that a drag.

About a year ago somebody mentioned I might want to look into a hair transplant. I had absolutely no interest. I remember my dad trying to hide his hair loss (nobody was fooled) with a really bad transplant that looked like bad shag carpeting. I didn’t want to look like a walking family room rug.

But things up top were getting pretty bad. Besides I was tired of wearing hats all the time, and as any man with hair loss knows, you need to wear a lot of hats. So I went down to Pistone Hair Restoration for a free consultation. And I found out a few things. Hair transplants have come a long way since my dad’s transplant. For one they don’t transplant quite as many hairs…that’s why they looked like plugs because they were large sections of hair. And secondly I could expect a much briefer recovery time.

And the results have been astonishing. I had some redness for a few days after the procedure but no real pain. And after a few follow-up visits the hair looks absolutely great. I have more confidence, am doing great at work, and even the ladies are beginning to notice. Not too bad for a man with hair loss. Thanks Dr. Pistone,

Terry (Actual Pistone Hair Restoration Customer)