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Given your new hair cut and the stubble growing in @ your new hair line (which frames your face MUCH better) that is a dramatic change in appearance already. Im not tryin' to pucker up here, but really the old hair cut with the receding line looked kind of shabby/untaken care of; this new look makes for a material difference.
Lighting can really play a significant role as well. I was about to comment that you didn't have ANY redness in your recipient area but after going through your weblog under your signiture, there is one pic where the pinkness is more evident. Scar: looks good. I was going to comment that it appeared somewhat high, but it's very difficult to tell w/your head tilted in that pic. How is it? Also, what happened to your fore head im. post op? How many days post op is that? Could Dr.E have gone for more grafts if you elected? |
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Takes balls to buzz down and show the scar. It will improve in time, one month is nothing. Work on top looks blurry in the pics but from wha I can tell, you have planned it nicely, Good growing my friend!!
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Re strip extraction placement/scar size/max# of grafts: so was your density (in terms of donor grafts per sq. cm) greater higher on the back of your head as opposed to a few cm lower? I was referring to the *highness* of the scar w/respect to the BACK of your head, not the sides. Does the density issue still hold true? If so, then this is interesting to me because another poster (gimmiehair) also had a scar higher than usual, more so than yours, and his justification was precisely the same as yours w/exception to the fact that he was an unpatterned diffuse thinner, so it didn't matter *where* the donor hair came from... |
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The doc said I had a jackpot for donor hairs and density was a key issue since I had fine hair and darker in shade hair color,this was after the fact of removing the strip. Maybe he knew something I did not. I told the doc that he is in charge and do your thing. I trusted this Guy completely
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thats a great question? Im not sure notgoingbald? I am going to ask that question to Dr. E and get him involved on this chat. I am going to cut and paste this message right now to his email and get him to answer us!!
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