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Niko1

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Niko1 last won the day on April 8 2020

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Hair Loss Overview

  • Describe Your Hair Loss Pattern
    Thinning on Top only (Genetic Baldness)
  • How long have you been losing your hair?
    In the last 10 years
  • What Best Describes Your Goals?
    Considering Surgical Hair Restoration

Hair Loss Treatments

  • Have you ever had a hair transplant?
    Yes
  • Other hair restoration physicians
    Dr.Pradeep Sethi + Dr.Arika Bansal Eugenix India
  • Current Non-Surgical Treatment Regime
    Rogaine Foam

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  1. Thanks ! I usually keep my hair long on top and brush forward, although this is what it looks like if i lower the crown hair down. Hope this Helps ! In regards to smp, Its probably another small fue transplant first.
  2. 1Year Update Im happy with the hairline but still need to add an odd 500 grafts to the lower crown, bridging the horseshoe Donor area but also SMP down the Line
  3. All depends on one’s Donor/situation, they usually rely on the use of Beard, in addition to scalp grafts for high Norwoods like myself. Also they typically have a high growth rate and graft survival post transplant, Imho !
  4. Hi Etwan, Im currently using a thickening spray/fibers to fill in the thin inbetween area on the Lower Crown. I met dr Sethi last week in London for a Consultation and asked if we could do a small FUE touch up, he mentioned 4/500 Grafts + Chest BHT, but wasnt keen and said to keep those last few Donor Grafts and Chest Grafts for Future Loss, but did suggest SMP for the Donor and to go for a slick back style to cover the thin lower crown. Saw your Last HT was similar to mine, Hope its coming along Well.
  5. Thanks, I will update at Months 6 than 8 and so on. Next week Im meeting Dr Sethi for a consultation to discuss the possibility of a small FUE for the Lower Crown but also talk about SMP to Homogenize scarring and contrast.
  6. I'm 5months in and still have more growth to come through. But you're right at month 9/10 I should have more Growth and Coverage. I usually keep a 0.5 Length on the Donor and Sides and don't find the Scarring from FUE, Visually Problematic. Although when Grown out to 5cm in Length my Hair in the Donor area and Sides look Thin.
  7. Hey, Im still Hoping for some additional growth for the Lower Crown bridging the donor area as I'm still in the 5th month post HT. But most likely I will probably try SMP as some point. There this guy on YouTube who's journey I'm Following, (channel- A Hair Rasing Tale ) He was a NW7 and has combined FUT/FUE with SMP. Worth a Look if considering SMP after HT.
  8. Thanks, I Still have 500ish grafts left under the jawline, the beard above the jaw has not been touched apart from the chin as it was dense, therefore I'm still able to grow a beard above the jawline. When any grafts are extracted properly, they are not coming back, doesn't matter from which site they're from.
  9. Hey there, I think someone mentioned to you earlier which I have to agree with............... If I were you I would forget about lowering the hairline and touching the temporal peaks, instead use the Limited no of grafts/beard to address the lateral humps and lower crown. this seems like a good plan IMHO + and if enough, 200ish odd grafts to Thicken Hairline. In my case I mentioned to Eugenix to Blend the Lower Crown with the native hair in the donor border, although this was not properly addressed therefore there is a distinct difference CONTRAST in DENSITY between the Transplanted and Native Hair in the Lower Crown. This is what Im talking about : - Although the above Pic is at 2 months, but you can still get an idea of contrast in density between transplanted and native hair... Im now almost 5months in and this contrast is very much visible...... Something to keep in mind and good luck with your surgery.
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