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JayWalker

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  1. I think it's all a guide, they can't give you instructions for everything, post op. You just have to exercise some caution and commen sense. If it doesnt feel right, chances are it's not. I'm using weights post op, but avoiding things like deadlifts, squats etc, as I know they will be wrong for my head. I'm swimming but only doing breaststroke, and moderate pace. This feels right to me, and is within the guidelines given to me for post op care.
  2. Looks fairly similar to me. I have always had a high hairline, but it has moved due to MPB. You certainly wont have had that hairline all of your life I dont think, but its not a problem. A wealth of knowledge on here, I came on completely clueless about a year ago and spent a good while educating myself. I had my transplant nearly 2 weeks ago. Im not in anyway qualified on hair, but many on here are, and will give you sound advice. Just to add, you are still young, I'd see how things go in the next few years as you may have just developed a mature hairline and that is it. You dont want to jump in too young.
  3. Yes, but you are only going back to normal neck position when you go back in the water. I think if you do things in moderation and be sensible then you shouldnt have an issue.
  4. If you are doing breast stroke you are pushing your head upto you back, so you are not stretching the scar, quite the opposite, you are relaxing the skin.
  5. Good luck, its a piece of cake.
  6. You'll get some opinions. Remember it is the weekend, so people could be busy with families etc.
  7. Stopped mine a week before, risk of thinning blood I believe.
  8. Honestly, its not worth taking, as it really doesnt boost Testosterone. If you want to do that, you might as well take the real deal.
  9. Yes, but Andro 6 is a Pro Hormone, which is a precursor to steroids. They will increase Testosterone, and the androgenic effects associated with them. Tribulus isnt in that group its just a herb that does absolutely nothing. Ive seen evidence that Tribulus can actually inhibit natural test production.
  10. Very true. All good so far, all grafts still in place, scabs nearly all gone, donor area totally flat now. Happy days.
  11. Fair enough, just wasnt sure if it was a go-er or not. I like to ask before I do. Thanks.
  12. Okay, so ive been walking around with a crash helmet for hair for the last 9 days, which is fine. Can I now use a bit of styling clay on hair that is nowhere near my transplant (temple corners) ? Or do I have to wait 2 weeks before I can do this?
  13. Looks like the usual high standard of work, how are you feeling?
  14. Really made me laugh that, as i work with a guy who has exactly the same!
  15. Well thats me into the safe zone now. Didnt loose any grafts with any accidents. Scabs are coming off nicely, great to be able to shower again without using a pitcher. Recipient area totally pain free, sutures out, donor area in good shape. Its weird feeling the stubble on my temples, love it though! Be hard to wave them goodbye.
  16. Okay, thought I'd go to the drop in clinic as my sutures feel ready to come out, and look pretty good. I went to the clinic and the nurse confirmed they were ready to come out, so I had them done at day 8. She said day 11 (which was the next appointment available) would have been much tighter. She also commented on Dr Dorins fine needle work.
  17. I dont know if you would be worse off, but of course, you could have naturally regressed in the time that you were using the product, so it could catch up. Just my thoughts, im sure an expert will come along and correct/add.
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