I'd also like to thank you for a GREAT post. It's just what I needed today. I'm only 5 weeks post-op, but most of my transplanted hairs have fallen out, along with some good shock loss. It sucks to be me at the moment, and it's the one thing I didn't think much about before the surgery. Probably for the better, I worry enough as it is. Here's hoping that in another couple months I'll be at least back to where I was pre-op, and then the fun part really starts.

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Good post hairshare i'm 6 months post op and have the same doubts, even though i know it's early days still. Being a patient patient is hard work some days.

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Never a truer word spoken. Mgem, your session was into an area of AA so will be slow mate. Grow well!

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Thanks everyone for the compliments, I truly appreciate it!

Hey John M, another thing I would suggest to you at this point in the game is (and this is if you haven't already) is to grow your hair out a bit. Joe from H&W posted a great article about hair transplants which I can definitely say applies to me. The thing about hair transplants is that there is a "sweet spot" in terms of length. For me if I cut my hair to a certain length, my hair looks pretty thin compared to when I had a full head of hear at the same length. But when grown out to a certain length, my hair looks much thicker. Check it out:
http://hairtransplantmentor.co...cles/the-sweet-spot/

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