lakes9925

Just shave the edge of your temple (close to your eybrow) and it will blend in your hairline much better.. your not going bald bro

nice work!!

Tessler and Aronovitz in Michigan charged me for 1200 grafts back in 2009 on my mid scalp, years later now that most of native hair fell out (I can see the area much better) I can tell you for sure I have nowhere near 1200 grafts in that area. I'd say i got about half of what i paid for. Wish I could get half my money back!!

I remember my HT with Dr Seager after about %80 of the transplant was complete we ran out of grafts so he let his apprentice remove some of my staples and cut out some extra grafts from my donor from on the right side about 3inches wide, there was a big difference in scare from what Dr Seager extracted and what his apprentice extracted (the scare was more visible on the right side).... I was A little upset but overall everything was ok.

some fo the best work i have seen!!

looks to be a tad bit to low but its not bad at all it still looks great, I have seen some that are ridiculously low hair lines on some people, Just make sure you dont make it more dense bc that would make it look even lower, I think your best bet is to remove some of multi hair grafts on the hair line and exvhange them with singles to soften it up, I think that would make a difference, Ask a high qaulified sergeon, thats your best bet

scar varies from person to person and sergeon skills... mine started very small first few years then became a little bigger over the years

I was considering fue but i was warned that id never be able my hair short again on the sides and back where they harvest the hair...Just wondering if you can tell any difference in density or how short you can cut buzz your area in the donor area?

I got my first HT at the young age of 20 most places told me i should wait till im atleast 21... thnkfully i had a good doc and i actually found him on this site way back then.... my advice to you is just make sure you go with a big time doc thats recomended by the IHRS even if you have to travel like i did....also just know there is not enough hair in your donor area to cover all your head but you will be able to get a nice hair line and a light but decent mid scalp and your crown will stay bald (most docs wont tell you this)... if you dicide to do it keep these things in mind

My pointe was that most docs in the cosmetic field just dont have good ethics... and this was almost 15 years ago it was worse then, If it werent for the internet getting so popular then most most docs still would not care bc no one would ever really know about patient expierences.... with that said i still think your case is not that bad just give it some time bro then get another session in the future and just make the best of it....over time i learned to accept that i will never have a full head of hair but that doesnt mean i wont look good, not everything is goingto be perfect just have to make the best of it...good luck to you

I first started shopping for hair transplants when i was 19 bc my hair line was receeding and i can tell you this at that young age after consulting with about 5 different docs in michigan there was not a single doc that warned me that i would be a future norwood 7 not did they ever explain to me that i would need another surgery...good thing i went to dr Seagar and in toronto back then and he was able to fill in my hairline with full density or else i would have just waisted my time and donor grafts atleast that was able to keep me going thru my 20's with a decent looking head of hair.