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Hey I'm back, almost 4 years later after 1st surgery. I'm very happy so far. When my hair is well-combed and dry (like the photos I've shown you so far in this thread), no one can see my hair loss. But otherwise, there is a lack of density just behind the hairline, which makes styling more challenging. Nothing terrible, but you can see the difference between weak native hair and thick hair at the hairline (especially when wet)
I remembered Lupanzula telling me that an additional 800/1000 graft would be needed in the future. I also have a slight asymmetry in the temples (right side), nothing terrible but it was also the opportunity to correct that. Here is a picture a few weeks before this new surgery :
I didn't have an urgent need for this transplant, but since I'm not undergoing any treatment, I knew I would have to come back for small HT every 4/5 years to maintain and even improve my hair. So, this time, I opted for a halft-patchy approach (without a complete head shave)
Around 1400graft : 350 for hairline and the rest for the first frontal third (in the pics)
I'm currently 7 days after the surgery so far and everything is going well : -
1 hour ago, hairman22 said:
great results,
Are you on propecia?
I'm not taking any drugs.
Hairline looks good. Crown still thin but that's okay. I needed at least 2500/3000 FUE and only 1500 for that area
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23 hours ago, Curious25 said:
Looks amazing ... really great results !
You likely have always had wavy hair, however due to your hair loss over the last decade have been unable to see this due to the limitation in hairstyles and length of hair you’ve been able to achieve.
Wavy hairs great man - the girls love it, and it provides better coverage for ht’s, so chill out and embrace it . . You are now a 6’5 dark and wavy haired dude with no signs of hair loss, the envy of most guys!
Are you on any medication?
Thanks
No, never had wavy hair, almost sure about that. Only transplanted hair has become a bit wavy
Also, I'm not taking any meds (no propecia, no rogaine)
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Nice.
At 14 days, most scrubs should have disappeared.
How old are you ?
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4 hours ago, Gasthoerer said:
I do not think you are. Often there is a second growth spurt between month 6 and 8 and even more important: Your hair still looks thin, it will continue to thicken which gives major benefits.
I was basically talking about hairline, I'm almost sure I have no more new growth. I can except some thickening but that's all. But that's okay, the result is still pretty good.
For crown, I did notice some improvement between month 5 and 6. So yeah I agree, crown should still improve.
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9 hours ago, Coady said:
That’s class man for that number of grafts used.
Pretty happy about the result but despite being at "only" 6 month, I think I'm at final result now.
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3 minutes ago, MagnificentAl said:
Hey man thanks for this write up. How did you hurt your head?
Between day one and day two. At the evening when cooking at my airbnb. I'm pretty tall (6'5) so it happens most often than most people 😉
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Hi,
I was under FUE procedure almost 4 months ago. I'm more active on french forums but like this one too. Finally I'm making this topic.
I'm 36, NW3V. I started losing hair in early twenties. Very agressive loss until late 20s then it slowed down a lot. It started by vertex and frontal thinning appeared later. I have no history of hair loss in my family. Pretty unlucky 😡
The operation was done within two days :
day one : 2000 grafts for hairline
day two : 1539 for crown/vertex (the total was 3559 because I lost 20 grafts when hurting my head 😡
I'm posting personal pics. And also other from the doc just before the surgery. I must confess about doc's pics : the light was pretty agressive which makes my hair look worse than normal conditions.
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There's noticeable improvement from 5 months to 9 months.
If you still noticed improvement from 7/8 months to now, you can still expect some progress in the coming months.
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21 hours ago, TheForkLift said:
hi, I think past couple of months the density has visibly improved . let me get a fresh haircut and I will post an update with pictures at the 7 months mark
That's good news because your result at 5 month was a bit worrying. Most people would say it's too early but I don't agree. Generally at 6 months you have a pretty good idea about what your final result will look like.
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HI,
I got a FUE hair transplant 14 days ago (3500FUE : 2000 for hairline and 1500 for vertex, will probably write a journal soon) in Belgium
Anyway I'm a bit worried about something : crusts start falling very quickly as soon as day+6. At day+8 no more crusts. But my main concern is about shedding.
I've heard grafts start shedding around the 3rd week. For me it starts earlier : at day+12 for the hairline, I lost 30/40% of my gratfs in the hairline. For the vertex region, no loss so far.
Is it normal that grafts shed so quickly ? I've heard it should take at least 3 weeks.
Thanks
Poor Result Dr. Koray Erdogan, January 2017 ( 4,500 Grafts) Brilliantly Repaired Sep 2021 Dr. Couto (1500 Grafts)
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Posted · Edited by MrProfessor
Really really good... Couto is the best