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Sounds good, thanks Egy. I hope it works out for both of us

Thanks Zoomster, that was an interesting video. I hope it'll grow back, although I think it also mentioned getting about 80% fullness though right? @Egy what do you think about @Zoomster's video?

Edit: I see your progress thread now. Thanks for that, I'm going to look through it. Really sucks for guys like us

I had an FUE procedure done with a reputable doctor in the USA about a year ago. The first 7ish months were fantastic as my hair looked full and grew in well. However, over the last 3-4 months, it's has been falling out like crazy. Anytime I run my fingers through my hair in the shower I get tons of strands on my hand. My hair still looks way better than pre-transplant, but this is worrying me. How do I know if this is my genetic hair loss versus transplanted hairs falling out? Has this happened to anyone else?

Progress looks amazing! I'm also interested in the front hairline whenever you have time to post it. How does the scar look so far?

Hey Regs, any update on your progress so far?

He is still doing transplants -- I had a consult with him before.

If you were having the procedure now, would you still opt for FUT or choose FUE instead?

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Amazing progress. Seems like every single graft is healthy

Hey Merlin, how's the progress coming along?

In general, how many more hairs can FUT + FUE yield versus just FUE?

Is that 6 months of no lifting at all? My doc said I can be back in the gym after 3 weeks with light weights but that I had to be careful for 8 weeks.

Thanks Dr. Bloxham! I'm an avid gym goer so it would be awesome to know what kinds of exercises to do. I think other people would benefit greatly as well.

What kind of workouts can we do after having FUT? I know the general consensus is to avoid heavy weights for about 1-2 months, but what about before then? What specific exercises can we do to stay in shape? For example: definitely not bench presses, but what about barbell curls?