BoomerSooner

They basically did the front and back density the same and gave the middle a little less density. I don't know if I have a post-op picture right after surgery

Just posted 10 month pictures

That's insane for 2700 grafts

Could you post some larger images?

Don't sweat it man, I'm proof that results at 6 months mean absolutely nothing. It'll come bud

Thanks guys. I love that it has already helped a few of you. I'm ready for you guys to show your results when the kick in

Good luck, cant wait to see the results

Thanks man, feels great too

I was told to wear a hat every day until I got enough hair on my head after the transplant to prevent sunburn. It has no effect on your hair growth

Just try not to bump your head if you are traveling everywhere, whether getting in and out of a plane or automobile. I went hiking for miles down some trails up in Vancouver the day after I got my transplant. You shouldn't have any problems at all. Just make sure you have your pillow to sleep on, along with your pain pills, and you will be good to go. I had FUT by the way

Perhaps if the donor scar was a little high up on the back of the head, it's possible that the hair that was taken wasn't the DHT resistant

Hang in there man! You weren't the only one scared haha! I almost got to the point where I accepted that it wasn't going to be a success, but this board really helps you stay positive and it's nice to see that someone else has been in your situation

There is a good chance of this. I was the same way until I hit the 6-7 month mark, and then I just started leaving it alone and scrutinizing it constantly.

Leave it alone if you can. Just let your body do what it needs to do. It will heal what it needs to heal and shed what it needs to shed. If I remember correctly, I didn't really shed good until 3+ months

I'm a walking example that 6 months post-op doesn't mean anything. I had hardly any growth at 6 months to 7 months. Month 8-9 just went in a frenzy and really changed the how outlook of everything