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3 minutes ago, HelpfulFriend said:

I'm booked in with a top doc, it's going to cost a lot, and I mean, a lot. 

But I figure, a 10k difference is a bit of saving, sure, but I'd prefer to have a top notch doc perform it and have confidence in my decision.

If the sky is your limit then all the power to you 

I went with Demirsoy who I see as the "middle ground"

Not big £££ but well known and some good reviews 

Sure, it's a question of "better safe than sorry" and I totally get that 

Good luck 

My transplant is going well however I do wonder about the money 

I paid 3375 euros (£2,900) ($3,755) for 2,700 grafts 

Or 1.25 euro per graft. Which I thought was cheap 

But since then I keep seeing dudes who got a way better deal  

For example the same kinda money but for 4,000 grafts 

How much did you pay and are you happy about the cost?

Just now, Melvin-Moderator said:

Definitely sounds like shock loss. Shock loss can occur on the recipient and the donor. Give it a few months. You can start taking biotin, folic acid, niacin and minoxidil. 

This isn't the recipient or the donor. This is the crown, which was not touched. 

10 hours ago, Dylan84 said:

Could possibly be shockloss and should hopefully be temporary. Are you taking preventative meds?

Nope nothing

Day 18 is my situation 

Day 5 was good but then slowly thinning in the crown since then 

I have not heard of shockloss in the healthy area of scalp 

I am not on any medication. Maybe I should start minox?

I've developed an NW6 pattern 2weeks after hair transplant

The crown was good in shape before but now looks very thin

What is going on here?