Semiturpid

Got the pictures:

First 4 pictures are before the HT, the others are after the HT. Like i mentioned earlier, it was mostly a correction of the hairline and to give some density up front.

Found this today and was wondering if anybody tried step 5...

Step 5

Treat yourself to a gentle scalp massage after your doctor gives you the green light to begin manipulating the area around your transplanted hair. Mix three drops of the essential oils of rosemary, sage and peppermint. Stir these into 1 tbsp. of olive oil. According to the University of Maryland Medical Center, these essential herbs may help stimulate new hair growth. Apply the oil mixture to your scalp and massage gently once or twice each day.

should feel pretty nice on the crafted part since its still itchy and probably dry....any thoughts and/or experiences?

Cheers!

Doc took stitches out on 10/15/2013, everything looking good. Finally getting a good nights sleep . Scabs beginning to fall off now.

Sorry about the brief comment, but i was still under the influence of the meds. Anyways, from the first time i walked into the docs clinic i felt welcomed thanks to Pam the receptionist. Made the appointment and underwent the procedure about 3 weeks later (yep he's a busy man). The doctor is a down to earth, very relaxed man while interviewing you and a professional when it comes to the execution of his work. His technicians the day of my "beautifying" were Diana, Diana and no not another Diana but Judy . They and Dr. Carman did exceptional work.

Basically i just needed a few corrections to the hairline and some density upfront. Best of all no shaving was needed, neither in the donation part nor in front, so the transplant is only visible if you get really close......

Hopefully he will post pictures soonish.....

Dr. Carman will be uploading fotos etc....