Hair Transplant

Niran is the ideal Thai young man. Healthy, smart, hardworking, and respectful to elders. Niran is also very handsome, or he would be if he didn’t have a distressing hair malady. Niran has an “M” shaped hairline or as it is known medically male hair pattern baldness. This awkward and ugly development makes his forehead jut out in a most unusual fashion. It makes the 25-year-old Niran look at least 15 years older than he really is. Says Niran, “I think this came from my genes. My uncle experienced the same thing, and I also have a cousin whose forehead is shaped like an M. However, they are both well above 45 years old. My problem seems t have come to me at too young an age.” Generally Thai youths of both genders are known for their sublime beauty, and the local tourist trade hinges a lot on foreigners visiting…

Hair is an important feature in the aesthetics of human beings. It gives warmth, beauty, and self-esteem to everyone. As a woman of Asian heritage, hair is very important to me. Hair in the Asian culture symbolizes loveliness and even fertility. My hair was not overly long but was a mid-length, raven black affair with lovely highlights at the tip. My Life I am 30 years old, reasonably attractive, and in the food and hospitality business. I have a family and I am a happy, socially active individual. My job requires that I meet all kinds of people, and to do that, I must have a certain level of self-confidence. Therefore when I began to experience some hair loss several months ago, I was naturally concerned. Problem My hair loss problem began so gently that it was barely unnoticeable. The first real signs were perhaps a little more hair left…