Joesocks202

That just looks like normal graft healing. When your hairs grow it should be impossible to see so don't worry so much. Wait and exercise patience.

It looks good you nothing to worry about from what I see here. Tight pack in of the hair grafts and the donor area looks good to me. You should look excellent in a few months.

Great results. Travelled a long way for an after photo though, huh? Kidding. Great job.

You will grow as good as anyone else. But is your hairline that high on your forehead. You don't want to transplant a hairline too low only to see the rest of the hair fall out behind it. See a good hair doctor in your area and you can find out quickly.

You might get some shock loss but you don't read very much about it on the boards. If you are having the hairline redone and are worried about the hair in the baby huey then I think you will be alright if that hair is not weakened already by the balding process. If it is you may start to lose that hair and think its from shock when it isn't. Propecia should not make any difference and it has some side effects you may want to check on.

Visit Dr. Feller. He's in the Long Island town of Great Neck, not NYC. He's a cut above and a class act. Thousands of patient results and he puts out current photos all the time.

The work may be nice but sorry to say the result isn't. He just looks like his hair was shaved in the before picture and allowed to grow out in the after pictures. Look at the hairline in corner areas. In the before picture he drew a curved line where he was going to build the hairline. In the after picture it isn't there. Just an empty space. Not a result in my view, much less a good one. Just photography and grown out existing hair is all.

These look like someone put in the old plugs in even and neat rows just like a dolls head. Is this patient from 20 years ago or something? How can this be FUE? The grafts are huge. The result looks pluggy.

Seriously! Which are the befores and which the after? There is almost no difference at all here. Not for nothing but cant you put up a better result?

Doctor, Which are the before and which the afters? How long out from your procedure is he? Where are the grafts in the crown ?

Shera-- Seriously dude? This is the worst results photograph I've seen so far. Why are so many FUE photographs so faked and obvious???? The area where the transplants were put cant be seen at all and is in a black hole and the other thick regular hair from the sides are grown out long and brushed together over the top. Thats what looks so good. It looks like there are stalks coming out like a spider from where the FUE grafts were put and then the photograph is made so dark you can't see easily that there is really no density at all. Do you really expect us to believe this is an honest photo? I'm gonna wager there is make up in that hole too. Maybe there will be more growing in the next few months because that shouldn't be the results as of yet, but not looking good for this guy.

Seriously looks good guy. That hairline will be back in no time.

Definitely FUT 2000 or a bit more grafts. You may lose more hair in future. If you do FUE you most likely will not be able to wear your hair short. Here's an FUE patient on another topic that thought the same thing and look how it turned out when he shaved his head: Do you think he's happy with that and can shave it to go to the football game without anyone noticing?

Looks like a natural part or playing on light. Don't worry about it so much you have most excellent hair!

I'd have to agree. I just found this photo of one of Dr Bhattis patients in another thread and it looks like Dr Feller is right about the scarring since it is easy to see all the dots and how they connect together. I cant see how this guy is ever going to be able to shave his head which is supposed to be why hes' gotten the FUE procedure in the first place. Dr Bhatti, does this happen with all of your FUE patients? Are those low ones outside of the safe zone?