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Ranges of transition costs: Hair loss drugs and wigs Hair is something you need to think about. If you don't have recession, you should begin growing it out as soon as possible, since it takes a long time. If you have some recession, you may want to consider correcting it surgically. If your hair loss is moderate to severe, you must determine how to deal with that through wigs or hair systems. If you decide on a wig, spend the extra money for the highest quality. Bad wigs are a real red flag that you're TS. Estimates cover three years accumulated costs. Pills: Propecia (finasteride) has shown that 83% of males who took it halted their hair loss, and about two-thirds grew a little back. Propecia will probably not be covered by insurance, although a similar androgen blocker like spironolactone might be. Topical solution: Rogaine (minoxidil) has been shown to halt hair loss as well. It requires twice-daily application and is not covered on most insurance. Wigs/hair systems: Obviously, these require a large up-front expenditure, followed by much lower maintenance amounts. A good hair replacement system will require a customized fitting, hair matching and maintenance. You can spend far more than the amount below if you want to. Do not base your own budget on these examples!
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