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  1. this is where im confused gman the donor site should be well healed , I cant see why you would not be able to gentley get te rest of your hair down to even thing out ?

    anyway stay with it , were you happy with the density he transplanted with , or cant you tell yet

     

    hope things are well with you

     

    sivy

    Well, I was instructed not to use a trimmer or a blade for 3 months and I'm afraid about using it on the zone where the transplanted hair and the rest of the scalp merge. I'll see about that in two weeks when I'm back at work.

     

     

    Hard to tell about the density because even on te day 11 pics I may have lost a few hairs while removing the scabs, I saw a few fell down the sink, which is fine as long as there's no blood apparently! But the inside of the temples looks a bit sparse yes. We will see!

     

    It's been 5 weeks today and it doesn't look like there's much left to shed.

  2. Gman/OnTop,

     

    Are you taking MSM with the biotin? I tend to see more breakouts from this than I do with biotin.

    Simply taking biotin. I eat a ton of brewer's yeast as well.

     

    The acne breakout is manageable I hope my system will adjust. My hair needs to grow fast so I can look presentable in the next few months before the growth kicks in!

     

    When do you advise to stop biotin? Thanks

  3. That's not true at all, natural recession comes with maturity, a juvenile hairline is called a juvenile hairline precisely because it is exclusive to a juvenile.

     

    Having a mature hairline isn't baldness, it's simply aging.

     

     

    Men who don't have the MPB gene show no recession at all, does Bill Clinton look like an alien with his NW0?

     

    This, on the other hand, makes absolutely no sense:

     

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    Spex has a very natural looking minor recession if it's about saving some grafts:

     

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  4. Looks like it will be a really good result. You are at the most difficult stage right now, you will over analysing and rethinking every look in the mirror- my shedding was similar to yours after my operation with Demirsoy. Just got to hold tight and wait for the growing to start! :)

     

    I have almost nothing left to shed now, at day 25, and the hair looks worst than ever. I wish I could shave it down to even it out but Muzaffer told me to avoid using a blade or a trimmer for 3 months, and I've seen even longer recommendations.

     

    Your results are already satisfying to me at 5.5 months, I asked for a dense packing too, I was told that it could be risky and that the Doctor would try to make it as dense as possible, using mostly triples. He then told me I had many doubles triples and some 4's but I don't know if what I received is a dense packing.

     

     

     

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  5. Check out my Dr. Demirsoy operation thread, any criticism is welcome, if the result isn't what I hoped, I'll go to the most expensive doc for some repair or at least get a SMP for fuller effect:

     

    http://www.hairrestorationnetwork.com/eve/184082-fue-dr-demirsoy-20-07-2016-a.html

     

    He does have some very good reviews on Alopezie, the German hairloss board, but also some very dissapointing. Some of his stuff is on par with the top docs, some seems low-cost, it's very strange.

     

    Once again, I picked him because he offered me the perfect date, by chance, and I would have had to wait for another year as a balding shadow of what I should be, had I picked Erdogan or Feriduni. We will see.

  6. I was back doing very light work at day 19, with a rugby helmet, did bump my head a few times but it was nothing hard.

     

    The shedding started on day 21, as I resumed minox applications.

    Crazy dandruff as well. I'll stay extremely cautious until day 45. Scalp itches like crazy I'm losing my mind.

    See my headgear full of dandruff and short hairs:

     

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    Day 11, with most of my grafts:

     

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    Day 22 the slow descent

     

     

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  7. Shedding has accellerated, big time. It reminds me of when I started minoxidil 8 years ago, and it obviously started when I resumed minox.

     

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    My wrestling headgear. I have started training very lightly, doing drills only, trying not to use my head even if it should be fine.

     

     

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    After having rubbed the hair a little, the peeling is surprising me and I wasn't expecting that.

  8. 3 weeks update:

     

     

    The shedding has started, slowly, but undeniably, and it seems that the inside of the temples is much more sparse than the rest, on both sides.

     

    I'm looking at my early pictures and they already look sparse, I hope I had already lost some hairs with the scabs, or that the double and triples will make it look fine as it grows.

     

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    The crown area. I will most likely get a SMP next summer, seems like the best idea. Worried about having to stop minox again I might hop on the oral minox bandwagon for a month when I have to stop for the SMP!

     

     

    What do you reckon?

  9. I hate my curly hair, and I got this HT with the hope to have a decent straight haircut like I did a few years ago. I know some products are harsh on the scalp(I'll avoid them) and that straightening causes some hairs to break (that's okay).

     

    The idea to have my first few hairs grow even frizziers than the others doesn't appeal to me at all. My very first idea is to straighten all of that as soon as the density is acceptable, if my HT was a decent success, by month 6 or 7.

     

    What's your take on this?

  10. Looks great gman I hope I'm a as lucky as you with so Little redness must be easy to hide that you've had a ht

    Sivy

     

    No trace of redness at all I'm very lucky indeed, if your skin is dark and oily you could enjoy the same thing.

     

    The inside of the temples already looks quite sparse I hope it won't show when it grows out and I can't afford to lose many grafts as they regrow. Hopefully the fact that the doctor picked mostly doubles and triples will make it look dense.

  11. I work in a night-club on week-ends and I resumed this activity this weekend.

     

    It's impossible to tell I had a HT and everyone is surprised to see me with a buzzcut.

     

    People want to touch my hair and try my cap it's driving me MAD.

     

    A girl rubbed my left temple in my donor area quite hard and it's been worrying me ever since.

     

    The shed hasn't started yet (day 18).

  12. I just had a FUE HT two weeks ago. The hair greed is already manifesting itself.

     

    I'm not sure I'd be ready to go through another operation soon.

     

    A HT in a thinning area is quite a gamble and I like the idea to just drive to Milan for 5 hours and leave the next day with my results and no post-op restrictions.

     

    I've seen some amazing SMP's into the crown for guys with longer hair here.

    No shedding, no shockloss, it almost sounds too good to be true.

     

    It would enable me to ditch the concealers.

     

    It seems to me that HT's are mandatory to rebuild the hairline and create a bit of volume at the front, but if your hairloss is moderate at the back, a SMP is a better pick.

     

    What do you guys reckon?

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