ReturnIOfTheHairline

Appreciate it. Very pleased so far.

146 days / 4.8 months 💪 Donor:

Hi guys almost at 4 months in.

This doctor has some excellent results, very intriguing for sure. Best of luck.

Tbh I haven't used a hairdryer yet, I just let it air dry after patting it with a towel.

Hey, I followed this but remained spraying every 30 mins or so until about day 6 when the scabs were loose. They provided some repair cream which was applied to donor 2x a day. As I was ahead of schedule once the scabs were off I was basically back to normal (day 6/7). Hair wise I just had it brushed back and not covering the grafts. For sleeping I just used a normal pillow with a neck/travel pillow on top, no elevation. I've now implemented Nizoral shampoo as my scalp became really flakey. Don't be worried, just follow the info your Doc gives and you will be golden.

Basically 2 weeks now. Need to get some nizarol as my scalp is super dry and flakey. Took these after shower with wet hair. Donor healing well? It's had 4800 grafts from it in total over the 2 surgeries.

Nah, It's painful because you had loads of holes poked in it, give it time, did they give you some repair cream for donor?

yes

For both my transplants I slept with a neck pillow on top of a normal pillow.

Seemingly so! Last time was not as fast for sure.

I told him to get on the forums so he can post some patients he said he wants to but he's super busy with a lot of other things right now.

Day 6: Seem to be ahead of schedule: All scabs gone at day 6. Donor also included

Day 6 - Temple crusts/scabs falling off already. Anyone else find with DHI this is the case? I remember last time where I had DHI, the scabs came off much faster than the sites where manual incision was. Maybe just me 😄

damn that's good