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Old 09-28-2009, 06:17 AM
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What was the area in CM2 that was worked on? I'm interested in determining the density in FU/CM2.

Also, are you using concealer in that final pic? You mentioned in your comments about still needing use it, but I can't tell if you have some there or not.
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Old 09-28-2009, 08:05 AM
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Thank you for the comments everyone. I especially appreciate the numbers you laid out Bill in regards to how many follicular units would be needed for an illusion of density. I wish I would've know that prior to my 1st procedure. I guess my hopes were set too high and weren't realistic. I thought 3,500 would give me enough coverage in the crown where I wouldn't need to use cover up, thus saving the remaining donor supply for areas in the future that may thin out.

I would certainly hope that another 3K grafts in the crown would get me where I want to be. However, that is another huge investment and I would have to discuss with Dr. Feller if that would be wise to use that much more out of my donor supply just to address the crown again.

I guess it's time to start planning surgery #2 :-(

Again...that won't be for another few years though

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Old 09-28-2009, 11:20 AM
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Crown, do you know how many FU/CM2 were placed?(density).
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Old 09-29-2009, 12:27 AM
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Hey crown

My girl and I have followed your progress ever since the begining , when you were determined to not tell anyone haha , that made for some entertaining reading .

You have come a long way and , as you have said there is a definate improvement over were you started from ,unfortinatly for us crown loss sufferers the only angle we can assess our progress is from directly above and , as we know this is the most harshest of views .

I try to take shots at eye level , this is a more natural way we are seen by others , it has helped me understand how far I have progressed , it may be benificial for you too .

Things are brought into propective with Bills numbers , and , like Bill I still think you have had an improvment visually , my own HT was still improving at over the 18 month mark , with some minor new growth and a hell of alot of thickening which also helps the visual improvement .

Chin up crown , if someone ,14 months ago had given you a pic of your situation now after 3500 grafts , I'm sure you would have been over the moon , we, as humans tend to raise the bar and are over critical of ourselves .

We (my girl and I ) had a good luck at your pics and blog and we agreed you have come along way with quite alot of growth and a definate visual improvement , sometimes it's nice to have an opinion from someone who isn't directly effected with hairloss , and my girl said ,she wouldn't have even suspected you had any hairloss at all if she hadn't have read your blog .

So rest assured other people often don't even notice the things that we over analise and over scutinize .

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Old 10-01-2009, 12:21 PM
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Thanks Richie. I appreciate the kind words from you and your girlfriend.

I agree that we are all definitely guilty of being our worst critics.

I do understand now that I will need further surgeries to get where I want to be. I'm just worried that I won't be able to pull off my wonderfully twisted and fake story to everyone again!
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