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Thk you,Melvin. Definitely a much better result at 6 months than last time. Excited to see what the next six progress will be.

First set of photos are fresh out of the shower, hair blow dried,no product. Second set, spray wax in hair. I took these in different lighting and used a flash. I also wanted to show the donor areas. Curious to see what you guys think. I definitely see changes.

Will do that. I've tried to keep the photos consistent sitting in the same spot, similar lighting etc

6 month update

Melvin, posted updated pics. Curious to see what your thoughts are

Thk you . I feel in two months should really be able to make a the call on it

will post pics later this year

This weekend I will post some photos and let you guys be the judge. I honestly dont see a change yet. I will let you guys be the judge . I really have a idgaf attitude about it right now . I was pissed about my last one being a failure and now I just don't even care.

Too soon to tell. Only at the 2 month mark

Pm me your phone #.. full name .. email

Just sent to him

I speak with him weekly. What's your email and I will ask him to get back with you

It could be due to several factors . Graft miscalculation and I do not have many triple and quad hair follicles. Per the count sheet, I have a majority of singles and doubles.

I just sent Nader a text asking for the reasoning behind this and that others state to wait a week.

Thx. 1772

Thx . 1772

Just finished my 2nd procedure with Dr. Nader. Was such a great experience. He has perfected the "no pain" numbing. He and I both feel confident that this procedure Will yield the results that he and I want. The goal is to achieve thickness in the areas that were transplanted last year. He did a slight modification to the hairline because I really wanted to have more coverage in the temple and frontal widow peak. He did advise me to eliminate creatine from pre-workouts etc. He said there are some studies that are linking creatine to hair thinning. It's 7:25 pm and I'm back in the hotel for a few hours now and I am pain free chilling .

Just finished my 2nd procedure with Dr. Nader. Was such a great experience. He has perfected the "no pain" numbing. He and I both feel confident that this procedure Will yield the results that he and I want. The goal is to achieve thickness in the areas that were transplanted last year. He did a slight modification to the hairline because I really wanted to have more coverage in the temple and frontal widow peak. He did advise me to eliminate creatine from pre-workouts etc. He said there are some studies that are linking creatine to hair thinning. It's 7:25 pm and I'm back in the hotel for a few hours now and I am pain free chilling .

He hasn't said. When I did the initial online consult 2500 was the plan. However, in person he changed it to 1725. Congrats on doing yours

Yes. I sent him the questions that members have suggested. I am scheduled to see him on Nov 11. He thinks my issue is the miscalculation on how my grafts I needed and amount per sq cm. Dr. Nader has been phenomenal throughout the year. Answers text within 1 hour.

Message from Dr. Nader : Update on Dr. Nader's process: We use the Choi implanter pen, but I don't believe a stabbing pen is the best option for the skin, so we do a previous incision with a cut to size blade before, and use the pen to place the grafts without handling the graft to minimize damage. The holding solution is Hypothermosol, and we do not let the grafts out of body for more than 6 hours in large cases. We also label the grafts by time and by number of hairs per graft, so the first graft out is the first graft in.

Sorry .. I thought I was just posting

Update on Dr. Nader's process: Let me answer here. We use the Choi implanter pen, but I don't believe a stabbing pen is the best option for the skin, so we do a previous incision with a cut to size blade before, and use the pen to place the grafts without handling the graft to minimize damage. The holding solution is Hypothermosol, and we do not let the grafts out of body for more than 6 hours in large cases. We also label the grafts by time and by number of hairs per graft, so the first graft out is the first graft in.