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I think it's safe to say this is the final result.

It was a massive difference and blessed to have this opportunity with Bloxham.

Year mark,.

Overall happy the Dr is amazing!.

I do feel another pass would give me true satisfaction. With product and lose, it looks good but when split or comb hair back without product it still looks Abit see thru.

Scar this time around stretch alot. Before a 3 was enough to cover. Now I definitely need atleast a 5

On 5/1/2020 at 8:14 PM, Tbcruz said:

Yea I can make that out but picture is not clear at all to be honest. How much do you think it stretched how many mm? And what size do you think you can go for it to not show clipper wise? 

I'm not 💯 sure but I know I need atleast a #5 anything lower like a 4 and you can see the outline

11 hours ago, Tbcruz said:

First picture seems like it’s looks awesome but second picture idk what I’m looking at 

If you look , you can see a thinning area above the ear. That's where the scar starts. It's much more obvious in person as I had friends point it out 

Mid 20s melvin

11 months!

Area around scar I'm starting to noticed it being a bit thin or thinning to out it better.

I'm pretty happy with the front altho I wouldn't mind a light pass in the front 

10 months!

Hairlines getting better and not as see thru as month 8

I am flirting with the idea of getting another procedure to handle my corners , maybe scar and a light pass in the front.

Hope everyone is okay! 

9 months!!!!

Hairline is looking amazing a million times more natural than before. Some areas in the front are still a little bit see thru (in person you can see) but overall greattt 👍

Dr.Bloxham is excellent at what he does.

My corner which are not the main focus, are still very see thru and do have to style or cover those areas. Left to right and vice versa comb isn't possible 

My scar hasn't improved much, my barbers even new ones can still notice it without me even telling them.

Already recommend him to several workers.

Really really wish I would of gone to him from the start. Great skills and compassion.

Will be posting temples soon for better view

Dr Bloxham is Great!! Can't go wrong with him. Everything will absolutely be worth it at the end

Dr Blake bloxham is a phenomenal Dr! You're going to get a great result especially with 3k grafts!! Do you mind putting a before the procedure pic too?

8 hours ago, BeHappy said:

The 8 month pictures look pretty good. You can probably go back in a few months and get a very small FUE procedure to put a few grafts in the part area and a few grafts in the scar on the side.

I could but at my age 4 ht procedures is just financial suicide.

Didn't think I'd need to 4 surgeries when I know some with only 2 and worse hair loss

8 months 

1st pic - hairline looking much softer and not as see thru has before definitely happy with that.

Second pic- corners look gappy still and very see thru. I think it's safe to say I shouldn't expect any big difference from pre op as it was not a primary area. Still wish I could do the hair parting hair style 

3rd pic - Scar stretched a little bit the first time but this time it stretched more and I can't do fades anymore.

Overall considering everything I'm still really grateful and am much much better off then I was prior to all my procedures.

On 12/28/2019 at 4:31 PM, shookwon33 said:

is that thin spot just how it looks or did you like purposely spread it out like that? or is that just how it is naturally after the FUT?

When I attempt to comb my hair from one side to another, that's how it basically looks.

Again the main focus was the front band, and he did some grafts in the corners but still thought after so many transplants it would be a bit better. Too soon to tell yet 

7 months, 

Not much difference except the hairline gets softer which is great!

Still has a see thru appearance tho seems slowly to get better.

I've been trying to do a left to right comb hair style but I can't do it unless I use fibers.

Based on my research my "repair" takes much longer than usual

Hit 6 months! From my knowledge as a repair it will take longer.

I can start to do certain hair styles but still need it to be strategically placed , that being said I am getting pretty cheerful with just that. 

From what I recall the game plan was, I shouldn't expect to be doing a left to right hair style from this procedure as (shown in pic) my temples have a skin exposure appearance.

The blend hasn't happened yet, if I mess up my hair and swoop it back or all over you can tell where the original hair is.

Scar : it is still visible with a number #3 on the side. I think it's more shockloss that make it visible but will have to wait.

Scar wise? A bit concerning as one side it stretched where when I had cut my hair last month with a #3 I had to use toppik to hide it. Hopefully its just shock loss. I'll take what I can get at this point.

Hair wise? Density has been minor no big difference yet however the biggest difference so far has definitely been the softness of my hairline looks much much more natural now then it did before.

This is 4 months of 3rd procedure (wet)

What you see is the result of 2 transplants with just a little bit of a 3rd 

Hoping to see grow from here on out.

Still wouldn't feel comfortable swimming or having my hair slicked back 

About 3 months - noticeable growth as expected.

Scar is still visible even when cutting with a #4 

Hopefully heals up quick 

On 7/18/2019 at 12:59 PM, shookwon33 said:

is there any growth they we're seeing here or is this just your old transplanted hairs that grew back?

@shookwon33 from what I can tell and the fact that it's only 2 months.. I'd say 95%+ is  my old transplanted hairs

2 months update 

Hi guys!

Wanted some advice. I am closing in 2 weeks to making my 2 month post op from my 3rd procedure.

All the hairs in the pic are from prior procedures

It's sad to think all the money and time from 2 procedures got me such a poor result

anyways do you guys think...trimming my entire head.. on the longest setting with hair clippers,

Do you guys think I could get away with it? 

Follow my other post 

One month , have some shock loss around the scar unfortunately but used to it now

How soon after a transplant can one get smp for their strip donor area 🤔

I doubt I'll ever get SMP especially not for a few years but I'm curious