August

Very interesting to follow your case myfueblog! I'm convinced you're going to have very good density after this last transplant. I must ask how you feel about the sides of your donor area. One month post your second HT you wrote that this area was clearly looking thin and that you would not take more grafts from these parts in future transplants. Yet, grafts were indeed taken from these areas in your last transplant. Had the density on the sides of your head improved significantly when the donor healed and you therefore felt that more grafts could be taken from there? I'm curious because I've done a transplant myself and 1 month post op I also felt my sides looked so thin no more could be taken from there. I'm at 2 months post op now and it looks much better, but that may be because the hair is twice as long.

And why exactly didn't they just use laser to stop the unwanted follicles from producing hair? Now that guy is going to have un ugly strip scar in his forehead. Must be like ten times worse than having such a scar in the back of the head..

A generally good advice to anyone graduating towards NW6 is to consider abstaining from hair transplants and instead try a hairpiece -especially if your donor is not above average. Using a hair piece you would transform a NW6 toNW1 instantly and without the hazzle of transplantations. If you find yourself happy with a hairpiece except the issues with the hairline, then you can transplant just the hairline and use a hairpiece behind it. Definitely worth considering in your case.

wtf. MrGio-WHTCClinic: Did you use strip surgery to remove the grafts in the hairline??