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Slightly off topic - can I get people's opinions on the hairline? A colleague of mine who had a hair transplant mentioned to me it might be worthwhile to ask Rahal (or whoever ends up doing the work) to lower the hairline slightly while they're working on that area. Personally I agree and think it's a little high. Any thoughts? When I say slightly I'm thinking 0.5cm or less.

Thank you guys so much, it really helps hearing your feedback. I got in touch with the clinic and we're gonna stay in contact while I reach my 12 months. If I had to ask them for a touch up I'm not even sure how I would word that. Do I request it free of charge? They've made it clear they take their reputation seriously but I'm not sure how to professionally approach that. I sent Dr. Rahal's team a message for down the road planning. We'll see what happens.

Thanks for your reply. That makes me feel better that it's possible to fix. I agree wholeheartedly - 2200 was not enough for the area. The clinic was confident it would be enough, which saddens me because it wasn't. In the end it's my mistake for putting my trust in them. We'll see what the coming months bring.

Hi there. New member, excited to be here. I post on Hair Loss Talk from time to time. I'm approaching 5 months after a ~2200 FUE to my frontal third from a lesser known clinic in the Toronto area. I made the plunge after meeting a colleague in person who went to the same clinic and seeing his results. I'm disheartened to say the density so far is lacking. I had suspicions from day 1 as the grafts seemed a little spaced apart compared to other results. Now that I'm halfway through I think it's pretty much confirmed my transplant won't be that great. I'll likely be looking at a second procedure after 12 months, maybe with Dr. Rahal. People on other forums have mentioned a "top up" is possible, where they fill in a transplant and make it more dense. Can somebody describe to me how exactly that works? Wouldn't incisions run the risk of damaging nearby transplanted grafts? Thanks in advance. The pics are today at almost 5 months, at 4 months, and pre and post-op.