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10-04-2007, 07:01 PM
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Just added some new pics for my progress at slightly under 4 months post op. Geeze, this 4 months flew by, now that I've thought about it. My camera is still crap that I can't show the finer hair along the hair line, but they're very visible in person. I'm starting to get a good idea of how it'd turn out. Very glad that I went along with the HT so far.
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10-04-2007, 07:36 PM
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scooping,
It looks like the growth is starting! You have come out of the doldrums  . Things have healed nicely and now comes the fun part. How is your donor area looking? Bill
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10-04-2007, 11:20 PM
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the scar is still visible back there, if I lift the hair up. With my head buzzed with a #6 all around, it hides underneath quite nicely. I think it'll be completly faded away at around 6 months mark. Shockloss, what shockloss? I know Dr. Keene pretty much grafted hair all over my existing hair, but I'm glad that there's no shockloss that I can see at all. Even in the spot behind the hairline where there's thinning hair all over the place, I didn't notice any shockloss at all. Now that the hair is sprouting, I can say that the mid 1/3 area is looking even thicker and more even than before.
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10-14-2007, 06:36 AM
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Things must be getting exciting about this time?
Looks like they're sprouting out nicely now. Out of curiosity, do you have a graft breakdown / haircount? (sorry if you've already mentioned this)
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