Jon Goodall

So pleased for you, fantastic result! you must be really happy 😀

Thank you, yes I'm very lucky due to my thick donor area. Shame to waste new hair so yeh I'm growing it out and it seems to be staying nice and thick! I'm so happy with it. Thanks for your support mate 🍻

Thank you very much ☺️

Thank you mate, you'll get there, just a waiting game ☺️

Haha thank you, sorry I can't help you out on that one! 😆 but yes I'm growing it out nicely and it seems to be nice, thick and bouncy...for those heavy tracks!! 😉🤘

Hi folks, at 18 months now. I just popped into the clinic this morning and they couldn't believe how different I looked. It was quite emotional really. I'm so glad I got the procedure work done, it's truly a dream come true. Yes the early days are scary but it's worth it so hang in there you guys who are in your early stages! I've got some quick pics from today, nothing scraped back though, I don't wanna mess my hair up! 😆 It's down and flowing like a 17th century French duke! You can see my hairline at 16 months in my previous post. Very natural, you can't really tell they're grafts tbh, unbelievable work. Thank you again and again Dr Arshad and your wonderful team of experts 🤩

Hey, yes I take 1mg of Finasteride every morning along with the Hair Dr Spray which contains 6% monoxide and 0.2% Finasteride to really get into my scalp. I also take biotin every morning. Don't forget, everyones hair follicles are different, either thicker or thinner so the amount of grafts needed per patient don't relate. If you've gone to a good clinic, then I'm sure they've quoted you accurately as you want to make sure you get the coverage you need. When I had my first talk with Hair Dr it was lock down and we did an initial consultation on screen. But when I when in person they realised I needed an extra 1000 grafts. They made sure I got what was right for me for complete coverage. It was a relief tbh. If you're concerned about money, well all I can say is for me it's priceless. I was lucky because my donor area was abundant with thick follicles. They found some grafts with more than 4 hairs in the follicle. Personally I didn't experience any shock loss. But if you do, your hair natural hair should grow back. When you see your hair when it comes out in the bathroom, you think you see the follicle at the base right? that's not the actual base follicle. The dermal papilla is always grounded and stays to grow back your hair. Guys if I'm wrong about any of the above then please correct me, I'm not a doctor so don't hold me liable. I'm just going by my own enduring experiences. Really hope this helps 😊

Thanks Melvin, I'm so pleased with my hair, I'm gonna keeping growing it. I'm aiming for a Dave Grohl look! 😄 The idea of me saying that would have only been in a dream a couple of years ago.

It's all down to the density of your grafts I believe. My grafts form the back of my head were super thick with lots of hairs on only one graft. I remember him getting quite excited when extracting them 😆 It's great that he can top up your hairline though, I'm sure you'll end up with great results.

I had 2000 on the back working through the sides with 1500 at the front. I already had a bit of hair to work into at the crown so it's a bit denser than it would have been if I was completely bald. In a strong daylight you can see my scalp but you can on most people I guess, natural.

Thanks so much 🙏 it's a lonely monthly/yearly process and nice to finally be getting some lovely feedback for you guys. It's not down to me though, it's down to the clinic really.

If it helps to compare, here's a shot of before my procedure 🙄

I certainly did for over a decade until enough was enough. But yes there is hope, you just gotta stick with it! I've still got another 3 months to go really until it's all fully developed. It takes time. This is one of the best decisions I've ever made in my life. It's priceless.

Thank you. It's a pleasure 😊

Thanks Gatsby, yeh it totally feels like that, the procedure is a distant memory now, just very happy 😊