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  1. I made it to a year y’all!!! I’m quite satisfied with the results and yet hold an appreciation for what folks refer to as “hair greed”. I can see that one more procedure would fill out any thinner areas and it’s difficult to resist the temptation but I’ll give it another year before really considering it. Overall, I got exactly what I hoped for and exactly what Dr. Bansal promised. I’m so glad I made this decision! My life is forever changed and every time I run my hands through my hair (which is all the damn time now), I feel grateful to the team at Eugenix. 

    Pictures are all with very wet hair fresh out of the shower (so no product). Im still taking finasteride but nothing else. 
     

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  2. On 1/17/2024 at 7:48 PM, GeneralNorwood said:

    For 4000 grafts, it's good outcome. You would need one more touch-up procedure to have this "full head of hair" effect, but it is up to you.

    If i were you, i wouldn't rush into second procedure. 

    Hey there. It was actually on 2,500 grafts. I’m shocked they got so much coverage from that number but here I am. I have been contemplating another round but it’s a lot to consider undergoing that procedure again. 

  3. Time for an update! I’ve made it to 7 months and I’ve noticed a fair amount of growth in the past two weeks. I think I expected this growth between months 5 and 6 but it’s so nice to see it coming in. Still on Finasteride. I’m so completely amazed and thrilled by these results. I know it’s the spirit of the season but I’m grateful to everyone here who made this seem possible enough to take the leap. 
     

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  4. I’ve made it to the halfway point - 6 months! I’ve been pretty resolved through the ugly duckling phase but recently, the doubt monster has started to creep in. I’m left wondering if there will be any more growth. I’ve loved the amount of hair that I reached at 5 months but it seems like I’ve plateaued? I will say though, when I spray just a tiny amount of fibers in, my hair looks outstanding so I’m still quite happy already. 
    my scalp has been itching more so that gives me hope it’s due to new growth poking through 🤞
    I’m taking Fin, Biotin and Saw Palmetto. 
    the pics are me just out of the shower with wet hair. 
     

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  5. Just a quick update. I’ll post more later. I’m at 4.5 months and today I actually cried tears of joy! I am styling my hair in a way I never could even when I had peak native hair (it was just never this thick). This procedure has been one of the best decisions I’ve made and I now completely understand when people say “I wish I did this years ago!” I’m curious to see how much better it gets in the next 6-7 months  

     

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  6. On 6/22/2023 at 9:02 PM, Gatsby said:

    For two months post op you have a lot of hair still in the recipient! Everything seems to have bounced back. Keep your eye on the prize and just remember patience is key. All the best! 👌💯

    Thanks! The Eugenix team did such a great job with extraction and implantation. Im usually the guy that has all the problems and doesn’t heal well or quickly but I attribute my quick recovery to the quality work of Eugenix/Dr. Bansal.
    I have my sights set on Thanksgiving-time (late November) here in the US for when I start evaluating progress. Now it’s just the boring middle for me! 

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  7. On 6/22/2023 at 7:01 PM, Melvin- Moderator said:

    All things considered, this is a very mild ugly duckling phase. Your donor looks exceptional. Really excited to see your progress man, happy growing 🙏

    Thanks Melvin! I can just spray on a touch of fibers and I’m good to go already. I genuinely can’t wait to see what happens in the next four months. I appreciate all your encouragement!

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  8. Update time:

    it’s been 2 months post-op and the numbness is finally gone in the recipient area. The itching from the donor kicked up and then subsided in the past couple weeks. I haven’t had as much shedding as I expected or maybe I was expecting to be a a horrifying, patchy, bald mess. My recipient areas have a lot of graft growth still. This is especially true for my crown which has surprised me! Also, get a load of my donor area. It looks almost untouched!!!
    On a side note, I’ve been using a product given to me by Dr. Bansal for a dandruff condition I’ve had my whole life. I’ve tried EVERYTHING out there that I could get my hands on and this was the first time I’ve had any success. Dr. Bansal assured me this would work and I rolled my eyes because I’ve heard that same line so many times before. I would say 90% of the dandruff is gone and has stayed gone. I just want to express my gratitude for this extra bit of care that has made a huge difference in my scalp health!
     

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  9. 5 hours ago, Eugenix Hair Sciences said:

    @Capelli21

    Thank you for choosing us again for your hair restoration. We appreciate your feedback and are glad to hear that you had a positive experience with us. We wish you all the best in your new journey. 

    Keep us updated on your progress.

    Warmest Regards
    Eugenix Hair Sciences

    Your progress has been so inspiring to watch! You’ve already had stellar results and now it seems like you’re circling the bullseye of perfection. I loved seeing your partial interview up on YouTube this morning. I was like “I know that handsome man!” 😂

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  10. 6 hours ago, foxtrotwanderer said:

    Thanks ready! I really appreciate your feedback and response. I wish I felt as good about my growth as you do! You made me feel much better so thank you for that 🙌🏻. I hope by month 12 things will all be fine. There is nothing I can do but maintain the supplements and clinical therapy which I fully plan to. I’m really am trying to be positive.  I would love to hear more about your experience with toppik. How do you apply your toppik? Do you just sprinkle from the can or do you use the puffer and edge comb thing? Do you lock it in with the spray?  Are there any things to look out for other than rain / sweat? I’m actually looking forward to giving it a whirl! 

    Oh yeah, you’re going to love what Toppik will do for you while the rest of your growth comes in! For where your growth is at now, I would advise using the spray applicator (I will attach a picture of the one to get, not the one advertised by Toppik). Fill up the canister with a few tablespoons (not much at all) and lightly compress the bulb as you spray. You will get an even distribution and a natural look. If you’re using the spray bottle, you won’t need the hairline comb (that is mostly for sprinkling right from the bottle around the hairline). I would say go very light at first and add layers as you get more confident. For your hair length, apply the Toppik to dry hair, use your hair product to style a little bit, then lock it in with hair spray. I don’t have any issue with sweat or rain (that stuff stays in when applied lightly). I just went swimming this weekend and it stayed on until I dried my head with a towel. The only hazard (oddly enough) is bumping or resting your head on something. The Toppik will smudge off leaving a mark where it touched and a gap on your scalp. Not great all around! I still think this stuff is magic but it certainly has its limitations. 
    post or send me a pic. I’d love to see your reveal once it’s in! 
     

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  11. Toppik is great! I’ve experimented with a few different colors and found that dark brown works for me. Yours seems like a light brown. Your growth looks incredible for month four and from what I’ve seen in my research, the growth you’re experiencing is in line with other successful HTs. I really appreciate your honesty in your posts. I too felt confident until the shed. Even though I knew it was coming, I’m still debating if there really will be much of a difference. However, when I look at the post surgery picks and see just how many grafts were implanted, I feel reassured there will be a lot of hair by month 12. I just keep looking back at those pics when I feel doubtful or paranoid and it helps me. 
    I really can’t wait to see your final results! 

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  12. I also found a way to sleep in many positions without my grafts making contact with anything. Even with the pillows propping me up at an angle, I could twist around and side-sleep sitting up for the first few days. The neck pillow Eugenix provides (which is excellent quality) allowed me to try most positions no problem. I lost more sleep due to jet lag than discomfort. 

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  13. Thank you everyone for reassuring me and giving me such helpful information! 
     

    I thought I would update everyone. I am at 21 days post surgery. Still no pain or discomfort and only minimal itching. My scalp is in the flakey stage and it seems like I’m entering the shed (I’m seeing some hairs left in my pillow in the morning). It’ll all be over soon, right? 
     

    how is it all looking from your vantage point? Can I hope for good coverage? 
     

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