MalteseHairlines62

No, not using any concealers, or dying my hair , or using just for men. I can only think it is because of the difference in lighting and also that the hair that was moved from the back of my head was a lot darker than the hair at the front of my head, (what was left of it) I am not on any kind of medication either. I do know I was very lucky to have found Dr Lorenzo though to do the transplant. ( After a lot of time researching him and other doctors) I don't have a problem with my hair going grey, i'm just happy to have some.

No, never dyed my hair, and I have never been on any medication (before or after Ht) I am really happy though with the results.

Nearly 11 months now after Ht These are pictures of before and after Ht's.

Thank you, yes it has changed a lot of things in my life for the better since getting it sorted.

I am now at the 6 month mark after my second Ht with Dr Lorenzo in Madrid, everything seems to be going to plan. I can't say how much getting this done has given me back my confidence and was worth all the hard earned cash I had to save up to get it done.

I'm at 5 months now since my 2nd Ht , my crown is filling in really well now and the front corners also. First ones are just before a much needed haircut and the second set are just after. Sorry about the photos missing on my thread, photobucket keep removing them for some reason.

I also watched it, I felt so sorry for the young guy in question. I felt that he was ill informed from the word go, it seemed more like he was being put through a production line. The removing of the skin from the back of his head looked barbaric and all the work after that seemed to be done by the technicians. the poor guy seemed totally disillusioned by it all. And as you say , no results were shown. Quote of the year from the doctor was when he said " Well I always tell the patient, at least it looks better than it did". The young guy said he was hoping for a good result after spending so much money on his Ht (?5000) I think, then said he didn't know what he would do if things went wrong. Watching this for any one considering a Ht would have scared them to near death.

No , not really. I was just curios about it, and wondered if I could do anything to try and prevent any kind of loss.

Does anyone know what the average percentage of graft survival rate is after having a Ht, and any reasons that may affect losing them.

I'm at day 25 now and my hair is still doing ok, think I have started to loose a few of the transplanted hairs now.

Thanks , and good luck hope it all goes well for you.

Lorenzo charges 6 euros each or the first 1000 grafts, 4 euros each for the second 1000 and 2.5 euros each graft after that. I was over the 2000 graft mark so this one cost me 2.5 euros per graft.

Lol, that is so funny. No I'm really happy with the quality of his work and his dedication to making sure you get what you pay for.

At day15 now from my second Ht with Dr Lorenzo, my hair is still growing and I havn't lost any of the newly transplanted hairs yet. I can get a good idea now of where my hair line will be in 12 months time. (I chose the hairline myself by the way) I thought it looked about right for my age and isn't really that much different from my younger years ( which was quite a few years ago now) I can't thank Dr Lorenzo enough for the change he has made in my life and my new found confidence.

You are very welcome.