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12 months later. Beatles hair 😄 It's not 100% dense but the fact I even have a fringe is a miracle. I am very pleased with final result

Thank you! I'm very happy. And good timing just before the outbreak I will give final update at 12 month Stay safe everyone

6 months today

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It's not a treatment for hairloss. It just gives you fuller hair

I'm not sure what other countries refer to as talcum powder. In Britain we use it on babies and dry skin etc But if you want your transplant results to look even better. Slather that stuff That's my tip of the day if it helps anyone

You look better with no hair

Thank you. I will update again at 6 months

Age: 31 Clinic: Dr Demirsoy, Istanbul Grafts: 2742 Price: £2900 The Good- Fine experience, probably the best vacation I ever had. The value for money including hotels, food, airline etc is amazing and that's before surgery. Demirsoy has good doctoral knowledge, I know this because he knew about a rare disorder that I have, which impressed me. His team, including the legendary Muzaffer were also great. The Bad- Shock loss on crown but seems to be recovering. Demirsoy doesn't like low hairlines but in end this turned out ok. Istanbul is an interesting place but watch out for street scammers. I had a run in with a taxi man also who wanted more money. It's nothing personal, just business. Stand your ground. Months 0-4 - Hoping for more density but so far I am pleased

The loss of a few grafts with FUE outweighs the risk of scar with FUT in my opinion FUE all the way

It doesn't look that bad mate. A touch of toppik and you'd see a further difference It's not ideal but without meds that's life

I took 6 months off 😀 But I suffer from chronic health condition so doctors note was easy to obtain

I hate to sound pessimistic and the choice is totally yours but if this was me - I wouldn't get a transplant Without existing hair quality you're looking at a more difficult road. Have you looked at hair systems? They're amazing now

Explains everything

I agree with hairlossPA Also toppik works wonders

My hairloss like many is extremely slow. I've avoided finasteride for 10 years. Now with my transplant I've bought myself maybe another 10 years for a new treatment to hit the market. Maybe it never will. In which case I could always get a 2nd procedure. The worst case scenario is my hairloss suddenly becoming aggressive (doubt it) in which case I might resort to meds It's an ugly fight I know. There is no easy route

I'm a Demirsoy customer too, month 3 and going well. You're in good hands Happy growing

Again, looks ok to me. You can either - 1) Jump on meds, probably for life, risking the sides 2) Wait it out. Get a transplant at 30. Use toppik in meantime I choose the latter and have no regrets

Do absolutely nothing. Your hair is fine Drugs are a big decision with potential consequences Transplants recover lost ground You don't need either at the moment

Funnily enough David Silva was the reason I got mine. Seeing his results changed my opinion of HT's. For a long time it was a "Wayne Rooney thing"

Thought I'd update this in case it helps anyone My crown now looks much better 3 months later Shock loss can indeed affect "untouched" areas

Lol exactly the same story/doctor/grafts as me. Nearly word for word identical I am already 3 months however, and might comfort you to know it's going great Wish I could try that chicken breast again though!

You need realistic expectations. It's good work in my opinion A touch of Toppik or 2nd procedure and you'll be laughing

They give you a drug to calm you down which feels great. And everything is numbed so you barely feel anything. The position I was sat in I never saw a needle or any blood or equipment. It's a case of lying back, relaxing and let them do their work. I found the whole thing much easier than expected.

Yes If you take a hd photo with flash you will observe many native hairs along side transplanted ones, but they are weak and dying Reviving them would boost density for sure