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Hi. Were the photos below taken immediately after the haircut in Nov. 2015? Also, can you post photos of the back and front?

Neosporin should help with itching in the donor area.

You may want to go more conservative in the crown. Plan on having a touch-up if you go in the crown area. The donor area can be unnatural-looking if it is too thin but consider donor recharging for the future.

Search for the clinics who produce the results that are most similar to your case. You can then find out who can work best with your budget. Don't pay too much or too little. All the best.

If the hairs aren't shedding, they will likely need to be freed. Try massaging the scalp more to help these inactive hairs fall.

The realization of future loss is a concern. Laxity may not help in healing after FUE. What are your goals with SMP? If wearing your hair extremely short is preferred, maybe you should go further with SMP.

Hopefully, you will see a change in another three months. Everyone is an individual.

Massage the scalp gently with your fingers without making the skin bleed. Placement looks normal.

The new location of the hairline is appropriate.

The best practices are those given by your clinic. Ask your clinic to provide you with the list of answers to the questions that you have listed below. Avoid sunburns and harsh shampoos, and try using aloe vera for itching.

No two patients' donor regions are the same. Skin pigmentation is perhaps the greatest attraction of attention. Scarring will always be present after FUE surgery, but you cannot predict with certainty that your donor scarring will be noticeable.

You may want to consider grafting the scar as another option. With scar revision, stretch-back can occur at a later time..

You can choose to have fewer grafts transplanted for the first session or more than one procedure if you want to better manage your donor resources. Your hair loss will continue.

As you schedule your in-person consultation, I may be advantageous to prepare a to-do list and a list of questions. Get each donor region of the body and the zones of the scalp donor region measured for density and quality. The economic aspect of medical therapy and surgery is considerable. I propose you investigate the advantages of having a test session of about 50 to 100 (BHT and scalp) grafts. This may allow you to observe any possible benefit from surgical hair restoration. In the donor, you may observe the quality of healing after extraction. In the recipient, you may observe the growth in terms of coverage value and yield, and the final appearance could then be assessable.

The results should be measured before treating a specific area for a second surgery. As you see growth, you may be content and want to wait. Growth can improve up to a 24-month period. The scar may widen after years have passed.

Not too much experience in Serbia. Belgium has the most experience in surgical hair restoration and FUE.

You have maintained very well. Thanks for contributing how hair restoration is a journey. All the best

Temples are special because they can't easily be hidden when they're poorly done.

Make sure the surgeon does the extractions and directs the assistants by clear communication. Get the information on how much experience each medical staff member brings to the practice. Also, make sure you ask about your hair per graft count and observe how well the surgeon supervises the placement of hairs into the incision sites, especially with hairline work.

Are these the photos taken Immediately prior to the actual surgery on the date of the surgical procedure?

Education about the facts before, during and after the surgical procedure will allow individuals to judge that invasive surgery results from both FUE and FUT. Although FUT is more invasive than FUE, what is important is what occurs during the procedure with the available instrumentation and knowledge. There are many instruments and protocols in past and current FUT practice that are more and less invasive (e.g. triple blade or single blade scalpel incision). There are also different FUE instruments and protocols in past and current FUE practice that are more and less invasive (e.g. sharp or blunt FUE extraction). The aesthetic appeal, pain, and rate of transection are key elements to any one individual's opinion of barbaric and aesthetic medical practice.

When did you notice the most growth? Thanks for sharing.

The top would look very thin, but because the caliber of the hair would be thick, the 2000 grafts would enable the individual to see coverage by allowing the scalp to be less visible. With only 2000 graphs, concealer might offer the ability to gain the illusion of significant coverage.

Hi, Marknash99. Each case is different. Each individual's goals and expectations are also different too. Usually, if you need crown work, the procedure can be done in two sessions. If you need mostly frontal work, you may want to do it in one session. As a good decision, waiting at least 6 months would be good if you need to treat the crown or two separate regions of the scalp. If you desire to treat the same area, waiting 12 months would be good. Some clinics do more in-depth mapping of graft locations and densities, so the timeline for subsequent surgery may differ.

Recharging is a process where the surgeon repletes the scalp donor area. After a graft is extracted, another graft from the chest or beard may replace it. It helps the donor area retain a better aesthetic appearance.