voxman

To the day - 6 month mark. No haircuts planned for a while.

Can the mods please remove this spam? Hey, peterpuis, go away with your illegal and criminal document service. It's ILLEGAL. Get it? Low life like you are what causes all of the BAD THINGS in the world.

Now this is what I've been saying all along folks!

Only with pauses, commas, periods, and word flow that makes sense!

5-4-3-2-......

I'm sure he is happy!

Not many guys can rock that Teddy Roosevelt hairstyle, too.

Just what is a 'fat graft'?

They take fat from you and transplant it to a skinny area?

Wow~ Major change!

(I could so take him in a bar brawl now....)

Hi,

 

Would the doctor be able to figure it out if I forget to mention it?

 

 

Probably not, so....don't forget to mention it! Don't assume anything.

It will be 6 months on Friday and I am critically assessing my results.

I believe my current state falls into the 'very good' category - the growth at the 4-6 month mark has been good. The new hairs still remain a bit curly/kinky. My native hair is very straight and lays down nicely when it gets to the 2-3 inch long mark, whereas the new hairs are approaching 2 inches and are still a bit fuzzy and unmanageable.

The color variation is unnoticeable. I only had 2551 grafts and concentrated on the hairline and mid scalp. It is not at all dense by any stretch but my style and length play well into the illusion. I do not use any concealers or thickeners or drugs. I let the wind blow when it does. I did not use a coalition Doc. I do not think I will need any follow up work. My hairline is perfect for this 64 year old rock and roller.

May it grow long, young dudes!

Hairline? Ha! Real GuitarB:Dys let their hair hang down

Wait for it....

I dont mean to sound rude, I enjoy your posts. But how do you keep tabs on someone on a forum for 6 years? And whats wrong with asking this question that can help me make a firm decision about getting this HT or not? I hope you dont think that a HT is an easy decision that can be made without any forethought.

 

BTW, I'm not getting a HT for girls, I'm getting it for myself.

Taurusrisen, you're not rude and I am just gently ribbing you - believe me - I took a loooong time before I went under the knife. 20 + years...!

I just want to give you a little push. One way or the other.

As far as the six year thing, one can easily look up all the posts one has made here in a matters of seconds (well, a matter of minutes now given the speed lately). Just think of me as the little guy on your left shoulder...

You'll make the right decision. I'm sure.

I'm thinking of seeing Dr. Rahal.

I don't mean to be insensitive, but you 've been saying this for six years! :rolleyes:

There is no guarantee - period. There are ways to eliminate risks - such as going to a world class surgeon with documented results (other people's heads, of course...) - there is just finally making an educated decision and sticking to it.

Just imagine, if you had done this back in 2008, you'd be lying on a beach with a beautiful island girl, she combing your long luxurious locks, you a successful multi-millionaire.

Like me.

Congrats! Thanks for the detailed update. Sounds like everything is proceeding accordingly.

No complications or weirdness! That's good. It's all normal!

You'll be bored in a month but before you know it, you'll see hair and start thinking you can audition for Def Leppard.

 

My apologies to all in this forum but if you have experienced what I have you would know how I'm feeling right now.

We have no way of knowing what you have experienced. All we can know about you is your posts and user profile.

According to your user profile, you stated that you had not even had a HT?

Perfectly normal, nervous. Follow the suggestions above.

Relax now and spend your time reading all the posts in this forum about post-procedure timelines. You will find the answers to all your future questions.

Aftermath, how does what you wrote in this thread contribute to the OP's question?

AB2000, if you have a free hour, visit this thread started by the OP.

http://www.hairrestorationnetwork.com/eve/172143-19-years-age-norwood-2-3-there-anybody-out-there.html

Yes you can go for another hair transplant if your hairs are going away, the study's on hair transplant is going, the fundamental foundation for hair follicle is harvesting on FUT and FUE are based.

Hey Herman, I agree. Studies of hair, transplant doing FUE or FUT style procedure, indicators point towards a variety of methods all design to provide results when used in proper way tireless research have proved. In addition Coco Oil help naturally prevent.

You had me at Heterocromy.

Ha ha - like I don't post every time I get a pimple.

Seriously, just out of the shower and for 5 month 1 week, I think it's coming along pretty good. I still expect some thickening and straightening in the next 5 months and a few areas are still coming through.

But in a few month I'll be 65 and it's a weed patch, man.

Looking good for sure but I would stay away from Barber Shops - they have been known to inhibit growth.

Are you under a Dr's care or medication for your HBP? I have had HBP since my mid 30's and I keep it under control with simple daily meds. Consequently, when I had my HT, my BP was perfectly normal.

With that said HBP is known as the 'silent killer' there are little to no signs of it and it does need your attention. Now.

Interesting topic - surprised by the lack of responses.

For me - I would say +1.

Huh +1? Wow - sorry to hear that.

No , no - it's not what you think.

The HT has added a spring in my step and more that a few admiring glances in the mirror , but my life was/is pretty great with or without hair. I receded in my early 30's but was already successful in my field, was in a great relationship, and building a wonderful life. I did not lack any confidence or esteem and plowed ahead with whatever adventure my heart desired. The HT was a, well, wtf, why not, and I'm happy with it but I'd still be where I am today - looking forward to many more good time with my family and friends and life.

I wouldn't be too worried about it. People will know something is going on but after you tell them you had 3000 grafts in your crown , they will most likely leave you alone.

Dear Bronte, Dear Abbey is out today so I'm answering her mail.

I say go for the date.

If she is a solid persona as you say , then she should expect some changes after 20 years! I'm sure she has a few imperfections now too. So I say spike that hair up (what's left of it anyway), dress to impress, and go for it!!

And if it doesn't work out, make sure you get introduced to all of the hot friends!

That guy must be so happy! Great work.

Remember his original hair?