[24 M- NW2] Should I do a transplant now?

I am 24 years old. It’s a bit shameful but I’ve started to lose my hair and it’s really bothering me. It’s hard to talk about it in real life because a lot of people see it as a small problem. But I started to have deepening hairline gulfs when I was 18… Unfortunately, I didn’t become aware of the problem until it was too late and I started taking finasteride when I was 22, I’m now on dutasteride (0.5mg) (by the way, I don’t thank all those who spend their time talking about unscientific ideas to scare people, whether it’s PFS, or stupid things like applying oil or whatever, I would have started finasteride long before without you). I’m now NW2. I also seem to have a larger forehead. Fortunately, it’s not so noticeable because I have long hair, so I let it grow to hide my gulfs. But it makes me uncomfortable. It really does.

So I’m thinking of doing a transplant in Turkey (because it’s cheaper). I don’t think I can spend more than 3,000 euros in all.

But I feel it’s still too early. So I’m torn between doing a transplant now or waiting. I’m afraid of several things. First of all, I don’t know what my transplant will look like when I’m older (50, 60).
Also, if I have a transplant, I’ll have to shave everything off. So I’ll have to spend 1 month alone with my very short hair. Right now I’m a student, but when I get a job, what will I do?

At 24 and on dut, it’s pretty early for a transplant since your hair loss might not be stable yet. While transplants help density now, future hair loss could need more surgeries. Shaving your hair is normal for transplants, but consider if you’re OK with that. If hair loss isn’t progressing fast, you might wait, especially since you’re on dut.