Leeson

Sere,

Go to Pablo's weblog under day 3.

There is a guy named AMR that usually helps with this (advice wise), though have not heard from that cat for a while...hope he's ok.

Stay tuned for more pics at month 4!

Oh we'll be here.

Realized I have not updated pics of the top down for a while.

I was going to speak only in german. Act like I didn't understand "remove your bandana" (Ich verstehe kein englisch. Hier ist mein Pass(epsilon). Los, los, schnell!). Then I realized I was holding a U.S. passport and figured that might lead to further questioning and maybe, just maybe a complimentary strip search.

You still deal with customs if you fly.

Ihre Aussehen ist sehr gut, f??r drei monate.

Looks very good for 3 months.

Never heard of these two. Guess docs that shave are out, so if I were you, I'd travel to Minnesota and see Dr. Ron Shapiro. He's one of the best.

http://hair-restoration-info.c...21087683/m/745107903

If lowering the hairline and no need to shave, Dr. Feller is in Great neck, NY.

This does bring up a good point. I wore the surgical bandana through customs and they went through all my stuff (training a rookie). She eye'd my head and it seemed she was going to say something, but then took her attention back to my bag. I bet if I had on a cap, she would of asked me to remove it.

My law school had no problem with hats. Alot of students looked like they just fell out of bed. Though it seems when you're trying to hide something, that's when Murphy's law kick's in, so disregard what I typed earlier. You are too young and it sounds like your hair loss is aggressive. As for the ladies (though you say you don't have a problem), if your friends have their hair, bring your bank statement with you. J/K, women hate those type of guys. I would try to buzz it for a while. Invest that money! Law school is expensive.

Oh yea, run from hair mills.

Don't worry about that security guy. He was probably thinking of having the procedure and just wanted to get a better grasp on things . Looks great!

Leeson kept taking hiatuses to tenderly stroke his new hairline in front of his high-def mirror!

I was not (much). I was there for a friend in need. What can I say, I help people, it's what I do.

Definitely up for regular chats.

Excellent work!

You state you're heading to a NW 6, you seemed to have plenty, now. Are you on meds to try to prevent this?

Stamos,

It seemed his vertex was thinner than his pre-op and he said he has been on it for 7 years. Just thought of my days on propecia and then avodart and know I would NEVER consider propecia again. But hey, that's just me. We do all respond differently, as we are all individuals. Just thoughtg Petchski might be one of those that get a great response, but then again, he could be prone to some major sides also.

Then again, his hair was longer than it is currently and alot of people's hair seems to appear thinner when cut shorter.

Somebody was deciding last month, on here, between 3 doctors in TX., and McGrath was up there. I hope he chose wisely.

Now use that phone on your wall and call some honeys!

Sounds like he dropped the ball. Probably didn't want to exert the extra effort b/c not being paid. He didn't think of his reputation. I used to think highly of Bisanga. I won't be recommending him anymore. Now only left w/ 2 options of growing hair and cover or another surgery for that area and put your life on hold (again).

No, by seven days they're secure.

Give Joe a call. I would think at 2 weeks, it would be safe IMO.

Starting to fill in now. Your forelock area looks much much denser than pre-op and the temples are playing catch up. Looking real good at this point! Looking forward to your updates in the next coming months.

Hey Petchski, looks to be coming in slowly, but surely. From the 4 to 5 month pics, you can see the temple hairline thickening.

Also, as to your non-surgical treatment, have you considered switching from propecia? I've noticed you've been on it for some time.

You need to try to hold on to all the native hair you can, so it's a life commitment, or at least until you don't see any help from the meds.

After seeing Freeman's 7 month, then the difference at 9 months, made me realize how the change can be slow, then you have that month of dramatic growth after the 6 month mark for some.