JamaicanFUE

These are the pictures I sent the Dr. The quality is shit, but I was in a hurry when I sent them.

 

Also, looking back at my previous update with pictures, the redness is pretty crazy. I should have noticed then that something was up.

 

Good news is that the antibiotics have worked. Almost all symptoms are gone. No headaches or sinus pains, the redness on the recipient area is gone and the bumps on the recipient area are also gone. Just some faint bumps on my ears and forehead, but those are only noticeable to touch.

 

Now fingers crossed that this didn't damage the implants.

What was the recommended antibiotic that smooth things down, recipient and donor area?

the aftercare was great. They answered all the questions i had. I had to come back 2 times for shampooing, once the day after and then after that. Transition is very seamless.

i thank you for your feedback, it is much appreciated, i am considering same buit i am extremely nervous... "but i guess that goes with the decision making process"

how is the aftercare experience with the office ? Have they provided you with information post op so your transition is seamless?

thank you. Its day 5 post op and i still have swelling in my face and eyes. If you send me a personal message, i will answer that for you otherwise you will be looking in the range of 6-7 dollars per graft depending on how many you decide to go with.

how is the aftercare experience with the office ? Have they provided you with information post op so your transition is seamless?

I would appreciate if the name of the doctor was mentioned as well, infact his identity would allow him to resolve this issue and improve his care in restoring future clients to the best of his ability