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That would be an explanation. But I haven’t been told that. Hopefully it will fade. However , thanks for the reply.

Well, it hasn’t improved since I have noticed it. I’m not so sure if I shouldn’t be worried

I didn’t speak to Dr.Mwamba personally , but according to the patient coordinator Dr.Mwamba says it will go away. The thing is I never even heard about discoloration from anesthesia wether permanent nor temporary so I’m kinda worried.

This is before I had any extractions

Idk bro. I don’t see any improvement after 1-2 months. Do not know what to to do right now. I have researched it and I just found that after surgery skin can discolor in general but yeah. Dr Mwamba says it is from anesthesia and it will go away.

Yes, it was post op.

Hey, I had a procedure with Dr.Mwamba 1,5 months ago. About 3k grafts where extracted. When I was at the clinic I felt very comfortable and in good hands. I can attest to most experiences written. My donor seems to have recovered pretty fine. However as soon as I came home after surgery I noticed this line of discolored dots in my nape area. Apparently it is from anesthesia. 2 weeks post op I sent the clinic a photo of it and I was told that I am just healing from surgery. Now about 1 month later the situation doesn’t seem to have improved. I asked again and the doctor said it is from anesthesia and it will go away. I just wanted to ask if anyone here has ever experienced or seen something like that since I can’t find anything about it when I research. I am just worried since I want to keep my donor very very short. The first picture is 2 weeks after the procedure and the second one is 1,5 months after the procedure. Don’t mind the red spots in the second picture, I just laid my head on my pillow in a weird way.

I agree 👍

Alright, appreciate it . I will try it since it can’t really do any harm.

Hey guys, I had surgery 1-2 months ago on my frontal third to rebuild my hairline. I wanted to ask if it was useful to use topical minoxidil on the recipient area in order to speed up the growth process ?

LMAO😂, I have to agree. Wait at least until you are 18 before you begin blocking DHT and if you are a late bloomer possibly until 19-20. But first you have to visit a dermatologist in order to clarify if you suffer from MPB.

This looks crazy good

I appreciate the help. But I honestly just wanted to know how many grafts that would be. Ofc the hairline is a bit too aggressive. But considering my facial proportions it would be aesthetic. Doesn’t mean I will go with that. However I appreciate the honesty.

@Gatsby I have a very high forehead. So the hairline wouldn’t be too low. Here is a better shot.

@Aslitarcan sucksHey, how long was his waiting time? And if you had a online-consultation when did you receive the consultation report?

Hey guys, I had a online-consultation with Dr.Mwamba. Everything went well and he said I will be sent everything needed in order to proceed. This post is not to criticize because I have been answered every question by the customer support. But since I just can’t wait and am too excited I wanted to ask how long his waiting time is ?