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You had so many shots of anesthesia, probably Litocaine that you most likely would not feel it. That recipient area is so numb and will be for quite a few weeks or months. As a matter of fact, if you bump your head down the road a bit, you probably won't feel anything, but you should check to see if you hurt yourself. You cannot damage the grafts at that point, however.

 

Once again, trust me....you will look just fine without the 3 grafts you may have dislodged in your sleep. Rest easy, and look forward to your new hairline in about 3-4 months.

Thanks again John for the words of encouragement. Much appreciated!

On the night of my second surgery I dislodged 8-10 grafts the first night which created quite a bloody mess. I had about 2,000 grafts done so the dozen or so I lost will not affect the look at all....down the road. You have nothing to worry about if you lost a few.

Thank you for the reply and the words of encouragement. On further inspection with a friends help, it looks like it may have been two grafts with one hair each in them..possibly three hairs total. I think the worst part is it's at the front hairline which for me was the most crucial area I needed work on.

And if I did scratch them that third night, I would have imagined I would have woke up as it would have been somewhat painful? But I guess, I will never know what really happened or how they fell out.

But like you said, in the end, hopefully, it will not make a major difference.

Thanks again.

I got a reply from my Dr. stating that it is dislodged grafts. He says I may have scratched when I was sleeping. This was on the night of Monday, roughly 3 days after surgery, I woke up with slight dry blood on my forehead. I figured it was moistened scab from the mist spray. I'm pretty disappointed in this as I would figure it would take a lot more to dislodge graphs from my scalp. Anyone have any advice on this? Is it possible the assistants didn't place grafts well enough?!

And that definitely means no hairs will grow from those grafts?

Hi all,

I had my first FUE HT last Saturday and I have a question about a peculiar looking scab. It almost looks like 3-4 grafts stuck to a scab outside my head. Can anyone with help me with this. I'm feeling concerned about it. Please let me know if you need anymore info.

Thank you in advance.

I'm Sorry that I had no response to this thread before the surgery. Yesterday I went along and completed the surgery. Everything went fine and I plan to upload some pictures of the result, once I get home and can report a more complete story about surgery experience and the healing/growth process.

Hello,

I am about to get my hair done at this Dr. Can you update us with any information?

Thanks in advance.

pretty sure dr path is like a dollar more expensive then dr laorwang

As I mentioned in a previous post. Dr. Path really doesn't promote FUE much for any situations. He seems to always promote FUT. There was a story on this forum recently where the person wanted FUE, didn't need much work and ended up getting FUT with Dr. Path. It just makes me feel he doesn't honestly feel as confident about doing them vs FUT.

Nothing wrong with that, I just don't really feel like going through the healing process and scar with FUT. Especially where I'm at with a Norwood 1-2.

Yes, same information I have seen also. I will plan to consult with him. Thanks again.

After doing some research, I am considering Absolute Hair Clinic in Bangkok. Can anyone chime in on a recent FUE experience with this clinic?

I should also mention, I am open to any doctors who specialize in FUE in Bangkok. So if anyone here can recommend a doctor aside from Million Hair Transplant Centre and Dr. Thitiwat Wirarojratchakul who specializes in FUE. I would appreciate that.

Thanks again.

Good point, that does sound a lot worse.

Thank you very much for your information. Dr. Path is charging a bit more for FUE though, that is not the main deciding factor researching other doctors in the area.

TBH, Dr. Path and his crew seem to not really promote FUE much vs FUT. Makes me a bit weary on how confident they really are in performing it. I have a very small area (hairline) so I'm not sure how much even a so so doctor could screw things up?

Then again, maybe I'm wishful thinking.

Hello all,

Long time follower, new poster. I am considering a HT in Bangkok. I am considering getting it at 'Million Hair Transplant Centre' with Dr. Thitiwat Wirarojratchakul.

I have minimal loss and mostly working on my hairline.

I know this forum is very pro doctors on this particular hair transplant network but would appreciate if anyone on here had any experience with this particular doctor and clinic. I went for a consult and everything seemed clean and professional.

I would appreciate any information.

Thanks all!