On 8/24/2019 at 8:25 PM, teeplant said:

Anyone? lack of recent real life testimonials is really holding me back from considering this clinic despite the good reputation.

hey, follow my post. I am on month 3.5 and will post on month 4. slowing all growing back now. 

3 months: Well 2 days away from 3 months. Regrowth.... i think?

3 months: Well 2 days away from 3 months. Regrowth.... i think?

9 hours ago, Shmiggy said:

Sorry, recipient area itch can be those new buds starting to sprout. Have you gotten any pimples in the area?

I hope so that is the case. only got 3 pimples so far in total. how was it for you with your HT?

hey man, do you have better pics? also no bleeding? you would be bleeding heavily if a graft fell out. So to be more clear, is it just a scab with a hair attached falling out? 

finally where did you get it done?

13 hours ago, Shmiggy said:

You’re still way early in the process. The good news is your donor looks natural. It may be a little thin, but no one is going to notice anything unnatural.

Itchy donor could just be those nerve ending finally repairing themselves from the surgery. Make sure you’re scalp isn’t too dry.

Thanks mate. It is actually the recipient area that is itchy

2.5 months: itchy recipient area:

I noticed it is becoming more itchy in the recipient the past few weeks. What does that mean? 😁

2.5 months: itchy recipient area:

I noticed it is becoming more itchy in the recipient the past few weeks. What does that mean? 😁

thanks guys, appreciate the feedback

any opinions would be great

6 minutes ago, jj51702 said:

Way too early to judge. This is the hardest part of the process as there’s not much going on. Hang tight for another month or so and you should see something happen soon fingers crossed 🤞 

 thanks mate. this part is surly hard. checking the mirror every few hours haha 

4 hours ago, Gasthoerer said:

I think it is all looking good so far. Actually I would cut the sides even shorter. Maybe little shock loss, but it you should recover with your recipient. Keep us posted and happy growing. 

By the way: No clinic has better looking donors day 0 to day 1 than Lupanzula. Similar maybe, but better: No. 

ye you think recipient has a little shock loss? I am starting to think as new hairs we planted close to native hairs as my hair loss did not follow the typical receding pattern. going to have a hair cut soon to neaten up everything. 

I am also having PRP with Dr Lupanzula. Hopefully that speeds things up. 

Month 2: hard to tell as my native hair is growing.. What do you think about the recipient sand donor? 

Month 2: hard to tell as my native hair is growing.. What do you think about the recipient sand donor? 

5 hours ago, JohnCasper said:

I honestly didn't experience or notice any shock loss in my donor areas.  Your dark hair also creates a contrast that makes it more evident with a short hair style.  Your donor area looks fine and I'm sure will fill back in over some time.  Let your hair grow out a bit for a few months if you're uncomfortable with it and then go back to the shorter hair cut in about 6-8 months.  Just my thoughts.

Thanks John. Did you get shock loss in the recipient area?

I am sharing my journey with Dr Lupanzula if that helps. Just check out my posts. Had my FUE with him on May 14th and I am updating every month. 

43 minutes ago, Melvin-Moderator said:

I started seeing light growth around the 4th month and really good growth by the 6th month. That said, I am a bit of an early grower. So, if you don't see great growth at 6 months do not be discouraged.

Thanks dude. Hopefully my PRP sessions speed up my growth 

10 hours ago, Melvin-Moderator said:

Took my donor about 6 months to fully heal. The first picture was taken a few weeks after my surgery, the other picture was taken at around 12 months.

ohhh wow that is amazing recovery. I guess it is a slow slowwww road. How about the recipient area?

2 hours ago, Melvin-Moderator said:

You're in the dreaded ugly duckling phase. Don't worry the gaps in the donor area should improve as the months go by, I had the same issues. That said, you will have less overall density in the donor area, so just be mindful of that. Everything looks on track I am excited to see your progress.

Thanks dude, appreciate the feedback. This phase is surly a shaky experience as I was not expecting my native hairs to fall out. Understand donor will be less sense, just hope with time it looks less gappy. How long did it take you to see regrowth? 

3 hours ago, MarshallUK said:

I can remember actually thinking I would need a 2nd ht asap which really frustrated me but a few months later its back to normal and looks fine. I might get it a 2nd one on the crown in the future if it gets worse but that was always the plan enjoy the process because once the ugly duckling phase is gone it's a good ride.

Thanks mate, appreciate it. A few months under a cap it is for me then haha

25 minutes ago, MarshallUK said:

My crown went worse post ht like yours which worried me but went back to normal after a few months  I would try not to worry and play the long game you have choose a good doctor so sure your results will be good 

thanks for that. Shedding of HT hairs and shock loss of native hairs is a shaky experience. Glad to know I am not alone 

anyone please? 

anyone please? 

Week 7 : 😭😪

The shedding is brutal. I have a feeling I have lost some of my native hair (shock loss). Is it normal to also shed native hair? As I am comparing the pics of my shaved hair before the HT (as you can see above) and I certainly have more native hair than now?

Also what do you think of my donor area? I think maybe that still needs time to recover?

I had my back and sides shaved blade 1 two weeks ago

Feedback pleaseeeee