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Sorry about the crappy photo. It isn't shock loss. It's just from the flash of the phone. It doesn't look that crazy. Hers another picture that may show a little better. Day 12

Here is a photo from today. I believe it is day 11. It is starting to get very flaky.

I went in for a cleaning today. Figured I would show how it looks today. It's been about 5 days now.

I've heard someone mention that before. Anybody else have experience with that? I found some aloe in a spray. Is it safe to use on my hairline to help hydrate the skin and heal faster?

I'm using neosporin on the donor area now. Is there any thing else I can use on the donor area to help prevent scarring or to help with the healing process?

No real side effects from it. Pretty much halted the recession of hair. Would recommend.

I have been on fin for 3 years and started oral minoxidil a month ago.

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Any tips or tricks to help the healing process move along quicker? I was thinking I would start taking biotin and folic acid to help my hair grow back faster.

Greetings everyone, I finally mustered up enough courage to go ahead and get my hairline fixed by one of the best and I am a very satisfied customer. He has a wonderful team and they make you feel right at home. It is expensive but I wanted the peace of mind knowing I had nothing to worry about going into this as I am very peculiar about everything in my life and sometimes even a perfectionist. While I rest in the hotel I figured I would post some pictures of where I am at. It's only been 24 hours now but I will continue posting pictures as time goes on. From what I can tell it is damn near perfect and symmetrical on both sides. Let me know what you guys think. I was told it was around 2200 grafts. A lot more than I expected.

Sounded like it to me.

I reached out to Dr. Couto. I will see what his time frame is. I would like to get this done sometime this year. I am also very big on my donor area and want to make sure it doesn't come out looking crazy afterwards. I do like that Nadami seems to have a soft touch but for some reason I am having trouble finding reviews. I did want to ask, is Wong or Hasson better for the hairline restoration or are they pretty much the same for both?

I've been in contact with Nadimi. My concern is that she is conservative with the amount of hair follicles she uses and I have very thick hair as is and want to make sure it is densely packed. I'm leaning towards Dr. Hasson right now. Any other elites you would suggest?

I appreciate that. It's easy to remember the bad reviews over the good ones. I will reach out to a couple more. Thanks again for the suggestions and information. Always appreciated. I know these threads probably get posted a lot.

The recent posts with hasson and wong were just talking about how they were not involved as much as they used to be during the procedure. I'm still considering but want to delve into more info.