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Using The "Stacking" Technique for Hybrid Hair Restoration You're sitting in your office off Congress Street, looking at a photo from last year's company retreat, and you notice it again. The thinning crown. The receding temples that seem more obvious in every group shot. You've been researching hair restoration for months, maybe even years, but the timeline always stops you. Six months to see anything? Twelve to eighteen for full results? You don't have that kind of patience

The house feels different now that the kids are away at college. Your calendar has fewer soccer games and more space to think about what you  actually want. Maybe you finalized a divorce last year. Maybe you're planning a trip to Europe you've been putting off for a decade. Maybe you looked at photos from a friend's wedding and barely recognized the person staring back at you, not because you've aged badly, but because you don't look like the version of yourself you carry in

You've probably thought about this more than once. Not just whether you'd do it, but whether it's okay to want it. Whether caring about this makes you vain. Whether you should just accept it and move on. Here's the thing: plenty of people are thinking about it too. They're just not always talking about it. It's Not About Vanity Hair restoration isn't about looking perfect or competing with anyone else. It's about looking in the mirror and actually recognizing yourself. When

For guys who live in the gym, the thought of taking weeks off from your routine can be as stressful as the hair loss itself. The good news? Hair transplant recovery is more compatible with an active lifestyle than you might think.

By Dr. Dan Mickool - Clinical Pharmacist at Ageless Hair Restoration of New England In our ongoing series on hair restoration, we now...

By Dr. Dan Mickool - Clinical Pharmacist at Ageless Hair Restoration of New England Hair loss affects millions of men worldwide, and for...