
02-10-2012, 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by SugarHighs
Sean, regarding your question about shockloss, I do not see any visually evident shock loss on the sides, however the back looks a little patchier and thinner than it was before. I will have a better idea in a month or two, I guess.
Regarding the recipient area, I won't know for at least another month or so, because my hair was never kept this short on top, so I don't have a good point of reference, yet.
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Shockloss can last long on some people and it is usually on different parts of the donor area. I had it on my right side I think the most. As the donor area continues to heal the areas get better. It may take a few months but heals.
If you keep the hair short it will make things look a lot even I think. But so far everything is look good.
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