I wanted to share my experience on my recent FUE operation which took place on the 29th of January 2013 ....over the last five years I noticed that my crown area and the top of head where I has hair had at first started becoming thin then eventually was just a few sparse hairs ....I had looked at the options I had a few years ago but didn't like the thought of having a strip out of the back of my head which was the favoured format FUT ....last year around Christmas I decided to take some snaps o
This is my update on day 2 post. I think scabs are not forming after keeping the zone wet with the recommended solution. Looking good I think. The staples are also hard to see.
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I had my surgery a few hours back. All went really well. Couldn't feel a thing and they finished really quickly because I pretty much didn't bleed. I finally had 1940 fu's.
I leave you a picture and will post more as the process continues.
Just wanted to share that I am getting my surgery this Wednesday with a Dr in South America and will be posting my evolution here.
We have planned to target around 2000 grafts to look for about 40units/cm2
The Dr. will use the strip method.
I will start updating my evolution as things progress.
Hi, It has been more than 6 months I am closely monitoring feedbacks on this portal. I would like to thanks all of you for your services, that helps people to regain their lost confidence and fulfill their dreams. I have also lost my confidence and seek your help.
About me:
Age: 35 yrs album name : Hair_2013_JAN Observing hair loss since 2002. As per my understanding I have thin hairs. As my 3 uncles and my grandfather are bald except my father, so I assume I have inherited baldness fro
Can someone please help me.
I have been loosing my hair for the last 7-10 years around zone 1 including the temple area and on the crown. It appears to have slowed considerably however has left me as an individual with a lack of confidence and wanting desperately to do something about it.
I use to be a fun and confident lad, my hair was an expression of myself, funky, crazy and full of life. Since loosing my hair my personality changed and I become shy and paranoid with low self confidence.
I just came back from my 6 month post op exam with Dr Parsa. I have noticed significant changes in my hair line. I didn't have any bleeding, I didn't even notice any hairs fall out. Though most of them did, as evidenced in my mirror on my crown. But I didn't worry for it was meant to be. After about the third month, I kept scrutinizing my hair hairline with a magnifying mirror to spot any new growth, but no....I couldn't see any. After about the fourth month however, when I was out of
After years.... finally made the decision to go ahead with a transplant via the strip method, just not sure which Doc to go with. Looking for opinions and experiences, Dr Anthony Mallura, Dr Feller Or True Dorin, LET ME HEAR IT!
Hi ,,im new to this site,,im an Irish guy from the south who had a hair transplant in September 2012 and am sitting back now examining the results daily ,,, ,,,,i had my transplant done in Wroclaw in Poland with Dr Marwan Saifi ,,i flew from Dublin direct to Wroclaw ,,took about two and a half hours ,,,stayed in Wroclaw about three days ,and enjoyed the whole experience ,,so ,,, where do i start ,,,to begin ,,i will not post any photos today ,,but will in the next week or so ,,i am 35 years old
Recent Hair Transplant Part 1 with Dr Bessam Farjo Jan 9 2013
Firstly, many thanks to all of you in the hair loss community who have shared your stories. When I started seriously considering a transplant early last year I, like many others before me, was confronted with a mountain of online information which included different transplant (and alternative) procedures, wildly varying estimates of costs, international and UK options and differing experiences of those who had undergone (or were
Well I just passed 5 months. It's tough to tell but the baby hairs are coming in. There is some noticablle difference but they're still pretty short and thin at this point.
My surgery invloved about 4350 grafts.
The first 24 hours are definitely the worst in terms of pain. Definitely have to take the pain meds they give you. The real bad part is the donor scar area...not only did mine hurt, it was entirely uncomfrotable leaning back on in a recliner. And so it made for a somewhat sleepless first night!
Day 2 was easier in terms of pain. It was also when the swelling started. Again, there's meds for that.. In the end, I did get some sleep on the second night, bu
A quick word about the fantastic guesthouse that Dr. Rahal has set up..
I strongly recommend staying here as it is a spectacular set up for patients, and its only a 4-5 minute walk to the clinic.
The house has the recliners you're going to need to sleep in. It also has a great living room for chatting wit other patients and watching movies on a big screen.
It has a great kitchen with great breakfast foods and snacks (free), as well as all the utensils you need to cook or microwave foods yo
I happened to have a short 20 minute consultation with Dr. Rahal the day before the surgery. This was important to me, and it turns out for the right reasons. Dr. Rahal's evaluation of what could be done for me turned out to be a bit different from my original consultation 4 months earlier. i'm sure this is probably the norm...I think your doctor's gotta see you before you know your final treatment plan. The biggest kick for me was being told I couldn't fully cover my crown and that I may need a
These are pics taken at my consultation September 2012. My hairline had reached a point that I could not tolerate anymore. i'm sure the hair loss would have continued at a slow pace, but this amount of loss came around within 2 years of stopping Propecia.
I'm a 36 year old male of Indian origin living in the Dallas metroplex, and have been losing hair since i was about 30, and it's almost 6 on the Norwood scale.
After finally deciding to get surgical hair restoration, my journey begins, which i would like to summarize as i go along.
Dec 2012 : Visited Bosley and talked to the sales consultant, which i honestly didn't like the constanst sales pitch and bad reviews about rip off and assemly line like treatment of patients, i decided to explore
Hi All, I just wanted to ask if I am at the right stage to go for a HT. As you can see in the photos I have lost sufficient hair in my frontal region and so wanted to ask if it is the right stage to go for a HT. Please find my details below.
My age is 28 yrs.
I am taking medicine (which has no side effects prescribed by doctor Dr. Shahid Shamsher in Bangalore) from the past 2.5 years. But I am not seeing much improvement in the hair growth. Can someone tell me at what stage I am c
Hi everyone, i am sat at my desk at work, on my first day back after having had a FUT HT on 23rd Jan, with Dr devroye in Brussels.
After around 18 months of reaserch, and having had various consultations in the U.K. i decided that i needed to go abroad for my HT, I know that living in manchester meant i had a fantastic company in Farjo on my doorstep, but after consulting Dr Devroye online and sending pics etc, everything just felt right about going ahead with him.
I booked my HT Last octobe
