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I moved from Oklahoma to Florida during that time. I will be honest with you I choose Dr. Love because I knew of his work. Dr Syed had good reviews on Realself, and it was a 1.5 hour drive. Both doctors produce good results. I am growing my hair out and the longer it gets the better it feels so I will post back at the 2 year mark.

I had 2000 transplants with Dr. Tim Love in OKC in November 2011 and 2300 transplants Sep. 10, 2018 with Dr. Junaid Syed in Orlando. Today marks 1 year since my last transplant, and I am very pleased with the results. I am growing my hair out so it is looking better every day. Looking back at that picture I didn't realize how bald I was

Thanks LaserCap for your input. It is not so important as to risk the consequences you speak of. I don't want to do another transplant just to get a package deal. I have good eyebrows, I just wanted to add a little bit to the end. I figured it would be hard to find a doctor who would want to do what would probably be <50 transplants for both eyes combined.

My eyebrows are full up to the end, but I would like to fill the ends in just a little bit. I am done with hair transplants to the head, and today is my one year anniversary of my last transplant. I wonder if a doctor would even take on such a small job.

Why are you such a jerk. Why don't you crawl off somewhere since you obviously believe that you are better than everybody else here. I exactly responded to the OP with what I considered the minimum available grafts. Instead of constantly attacking me why don't you grow up.

pkipling, it takes patience. It will look great for a few days, and then it grows a little and looks ugly, but until you really get it to the length you want that is the price you pay, but it will be worth it in the end. Short hair has never been for me.

Cheech & Chang

I just remembered about this site, and they used to get all into the laser stuff. https://hairlossfight.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=1061&sid=884efa5f7c07b02e394c1b3f55f82b64

I am not really going for the Nick Nolte look LOL. Most guys on here like the short hair, but I don't want to look like Uncle Fester.

Shifty, I am moving towards my styling goal by growing my hair out. I am at one year and it is getting closer to my goal.

Styling is difficult, especially if one is growing their hair out, because hair length is constantly changing. I have not cut the top of my hair in a year, and the sides are also pretty long.

I have had 2 transplants that turned out good so my major concern now is styling. I am too old to go with the trendy hairstyles of today, and I want to wear my hair longer. It has been respectively short for a long time. If I could achieve something like this I would be happy.

This is the first time I have tried to put anything on my hair. I am not trying to color. I am talking about a mousse or cream. I put some cream on when it was wet and that was a disaster, and I looked like Hitler. My hair is getting kind of long now, but it lays too flat for me even though I comb to the side. I have never combed my hair straight back.

https://www.wikihow.com/Make-Your-Hair-Grow-Faster

I have had 4300 done and I could easily do another 2300.

I used a cup for about 2 months. I also let my hair air dry for that long.

A fleeting comment in another forum got me to thinking. When I did the Ornish Diet (super low fat) I was losing hair at the fastest rate I ever encountered. The FDA endorsed low fat-high carbs after a very biased interpretation of the famous Framingham Heart Study. The doctors announced what they wanted to find, ignoring the true results. The FDA presented the famous Food Pyramid demonizing fat, and Americans went on the low fat craze. Obesity make a huge leap, and has not yet returned to normal. I originally dismissed Melvin's question, but now I am thinking that the sham put forth by the FDA may have an effect on hair loss. We are omnivores and they tried to turn us into herbavores. A good study would be Vegans to see their hair loss patterns. As with all do gooders they create their own reality to fit their agenda, sadly this time it adversely effected millions of Americans. https://www.today.com/style/foods-eat-avoid-healthy-shiny-hair-t5811

Frankly, I did not pay that close attention. I really didn't notice it until about 4 months. I am not one of the microscope guys. My feeling was that it would either work or not, and I got lucky both times without all the constant worry. Right now my biggest concern is how to comb it. I haven't cut my hair in 11 months and I want to go 2 years to see what it looks like.

COOL (Pun intended)

I would say a year, but I wait to hear other responses. I am at 11 months since my last transplant.

Crap 2014, I didn't even look. On the bright side his transplant should be paid off my now.

Believe me if I could fool Bernie (a woman at work that sees minute details) you can pull it off with 3-4 weeks to work with.

I did not have the redness as seen in the video. Everybody is different, and they treat their grafts and donor area different. I babied mine, but many are too eager to scrub the area. I did not buzz my head as I suggest. The worst part for me was the horrible haircut from not buzzing. I never wear short hair.

I would go ahead and do a buzz. With 3-4 weeks off you should have no problems.

I think the buzzed or shaved hairstyles only give the impression of more balding. I doubt that there is any more balding today.