Considering hair transplant due to male hair loss-any advice or experiences?

I started losing my hair when I was about 20.

I'm now 24 and I've come to terms with it.

I frequently tried to grow it out in order to cover it up, but now I've done what I think it the most logical thing and simply keep my hair short (grade 1).

I feel so much better for it.

Did you ever consider a hair transplant?

Would you ever consider one in the future?

I did think about it, not that long ago, but with the cost of a decent one, the failure rate of it, and the fact that sometimes it can just make you look stupid, I thought I would cut my losses.

I feel a lot better for having short hair now, like I said, I'm maintaining around a grade one.

I'd give it a go for a few months if I were you!

How long is your hair at the moment?

Give shaving your head a go, see how it looks. Like I said, I feel much better about it being short now.

Besides when I take my bike helmet off, I don't have massive helmet hair either!

I'm 23 and my hair is getting thinner. Seems to run in the family. If it gets much worse then I'll probably get rid of most of it.

I don't think I'd consider anything like a transplant or any other kind of treatment because they can be expensive. I think I'd look a bit stupid with very little hair. I'm not too sure my head is a good shape for it but I think we're all apprehensive to some degree about a drastic change in look. We're used to seeing ourselves a particular way for a long time, so it's difficult to imagine ourselves any other way. Shave your head and any new people you meet don't care because they don't know what you used to look like.

I also think the likes of Prince William have made going bald at a relatively young age somewhat cool.

You shallow, shallow boy.

Perhaps when you have emerged from your post-teen insecurities you will embrace and nurture the qualities which will help you develop into a man. Until then, I wish you luck as a fragile, quivering leaf.

You shallow, shallow boy.

Perhaps when you have emerged from your post-teen insecurities you will embrace and nurture the qualities which will help you develop into a man. Until then, I wish you luck as a fragile, quivering leaf.

I could be wrong, but I think that a good quality hair transplant is less that £10,000 in the UK.

I'd consider that expensive but if you've got that kind of money and you think it's worth it then go for it.

hi again

I really don't think I'd suit it.

has balding had an effect on your dating life at all??

I worry that its going to be MEGA-DIFFICULT to attract girls if I do become bald over the next few years. It'd be easier to come to terms with this if I was in my 30s/40s and married with kids, then I wouldnt worry as much about what women think.

The Duke of Cambridge started losing his at around that age and seems to have accepted it, as did his uncle Edward. Hair transplants can look silly such as on Shane Warne.

I'd advise not having one.

are you going bald?