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  1. 11 Week Postop Update: Right side (6859) continuing to come in strong. Can't wait for the other side to come in.

    At this point I feel like my hair at the corners is now a similar thickness to before I had this transplant. Some of the new hair has started to come in because it's growing noticeably slower than my regular hair, which is why I am getting more frequent haircuts to even out the top.

    If you look at the Before pics at the start of this thread you can see for yourself: https://www.hairrestorationnetwork.com/topic/68764-2450-graft-fue-transplant-repair-dr-bicer-istanbul-turkey/

    I'm out of the ugly duckling phase at this point. Let the good times roll!

    Continuing with Fin 1mg daily. Derma roller 0.5mm twice a week. Oral minoxidil 1.25MG. 

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  2. 9 Week Postop update: one of the holes on the right side of the 1st picture (my left) seems to be growing in faster, you can see it clearly in IMG_6336. Still some slight redness as well. The transplanted hair is growing more slowly than the rest of the hair on my head so I'm getting my hair trimmed every 2 weeks or so to even things up (not necessary just personal preference) and fade the sides.

    Continuing with Fin 1mg daily. Derma roller 0.5mm twice a week. Oral minoxidil 1.25MG. 

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  3. 2 minutes ago, RTC said:

    Did you manage to ask Dr Bicer about this bro?

    I have pretty much the exact same situation and would be good to hear what your Dr said about whether she implanted the new grafts at the same or different angle to the pre-existing poorly-angled ones

    Yes, she added about 7 grafts to every 3 that I had from the previous surgery with the right angling. In the hopes that these 7 when fully grown will be able to disguise the misalignment of grafts from the previous surgery. Does that make sense?

    Otherwise I would have needed 2 days of surgery for the grafts to be removed and I would have had scarring from the removal.

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  4. 6 weeks Postop update:

    Seems like the shedding has now stopped and hair is regrowing slowly again. Would really love those corners to start coming in strong but it's still early. Considering some people don't see growth until 3-4 months in i'm pretty happy with how things are progressing so far.

    Hats and hair fibers are still my best friends.

    Continuing with Fin 1mg daily. Introduced a derma roller 0.5mm twice a week. Still need to get a prescription for oral minoxidil. 

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  5. On 6/2/2023 at 9:27 AM, RTC said:

    This is the worst time because of the nature and pattern of your hair loss. Someone with a basic Norwood 2 would probably be able to disguise things way better, whereas you have a hairline and patches behind, so it looks very unnatural. I have almost the same problem as you due to a botched HT.

    For me it took 10 weeks to get to a hair length where I could cover things up again. Before that was all hats and questions about why I was always wearing one 😭

    Hahaha hoping 10 weeks comes quick then! The fibers seem to do a decent job for me. 

  6. On 5/27/2023 at 4:51 PM, pultarmi said:

    Did Dr. Bicer talk with you about wrong angling from the first transplant? The previously transplanted hairs are pointed too upward, so I am curious whether she followed this angulation or placed them in correct angles. I heard that general recomendation is to follow the angle/direction of whatever has been already done.

    Yes she did, that was the first thing she pointed out to me, I had no idea. Tbh I'm not sure but it's a great question to ask! What I believe from our conversation is she added about 7 grafts to every 3 that I had from the previous surgery with the right angling. In the hopes that these 7 when fully grown will be able to disguise the misalignment of grafts from the previous surgery. Does that make sense?

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  7. 1 hour ago, Gatsby said:

    Mate I wouldn't be running a derma roller over your scalp until it has properly healed and all your grafts have popped. I went from topical to oral minoxidil (5% oral no sides at all) and the improvement was like night and day. My hair and beard just feel thicker and stay in the anagen phase longer. All the best!

    Oops I meant to add I’m not derma rolling the transplanted area or the back of my head where the grafts were taken out. Only the middle and sides that were not touched at all during the procedure. Thanks for the comment!

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