Lizzy2012

Thanks for the answers. I don't remember how many grafts I received, but back then I divided the total cost by 6 and the answer was the amount of hair grafts I signed for. I use hair bangs, Nanogen and hair decorations. I don't touch the transplanted area to prevent traction alopecia. I will post more pictures every month. What I feel is an emotion never experienced before. Only hair transplant patients should understand what I mean. I have read that a second hair transplant is slower to grow and you can also experience shock loss. I had my first postoperative follow-up appointment in November and the doctor said everything was OK. One of the technicians said, "That's only 20% of the final result. One day you are going to wake up and feel amazed by how much hair you have grown." I will follow your advice ; )

I was born with a big forehead, but I had a hair transplant because I got tired of it. I had the hair transplant in July 2012 and I thought that my problem had been solved. Even though I lived like this for over four decades, now that I had the hair transplant each day is like a decade. I want to wake up and see the results. Now that I complete the sixth month mark, I feel despair. Before I had a big forehead, but my hair was thick and dense. The bare skin was just forehead skin. Now I look worse than ever. I look as bald as those patients that need a transplant. The hair grew up in my forehead, but it is not dense at all. Please let me know if things will get better for me. I paid $8,100 ($6.00 per hair graft). It looks as if this is just the beginning of a long journey. Do more hairs still emerge?