Singh1276

1 minute ago, Melvin- Admin said:

Really taking shape nice 👍🏼

Thanks :)

4 hours ago, Pukimay said:

are taking finasteride before treatment or after?

Before treatment

6-7 months prior to treatment

7 hours ago, Gatsby said:

@Singh1276 for six months your hair is looking really full. Still another six months of growth and maturing. 👊🏻

Thanks! 

Hopefully, there is a lot of growing and maturing

Just now, AGL77 said:

Looking amazing!

Thank you! I do think I have had a huge growth between 5th and 6th months.

Your doctor should be running blood tests and should disqualify you from surgery if you have chronic conditions.

at Eugenix I had a lot of tests done before they gave me a go ahead. They also monitored blood pressure on the day of the surgery.

They also did spot tests with anesthesia to make sure I had no allergic reactions.

Overall, there should be no long term side effects from Anesthesia alone. After surgery, you have to keep massaging forehead

Hi @Buffaloboy, @Pukimay 
Thanks for checking in! I was about to post it since my 6 months complete today

I feel the growth is on track and going well. I don’t have much complaints right now! The difference between 3 and 6 months is huge! I still see thin baby hairs growing and can’t wait to have full growth!

To everyone reading,Please do provide your inputs!

My only regret is having a prominent bone on right side due to which hairline could not be brought much lower  but hairstyles cover that up easily!

1 hour ago, AGL77 said:

I think you look exactly like you should for 3 months. Donor looks fantastic, it’s like it was never touched! Best wishes for month 4+

Thank you! Looking forward to growth ;))

3 hours ago, wembley said:

Its going good for 3 months. I wish you all the best. What was the price per graft with Dr Vinita of Eugenix clinic ?

Thanks!

INR 75/graft!

Thank you @AGL77 and @MildSeven for checking in!

Hi everyone!

Today I have completed 3 months of HT. 
There’s not a lot to update yet other than shedding has subsided. I am unable to distinguish native vs new hair( if they started sprouting ) as i still had native hair over my head.  Please suggest if you notice anything concerning that i might be missing. 
Ps: I am sitting under direct light.

For after care:

I take finasteride and multivitamins

9 hours ago, Shadman said:

I think during this ugly duckling phase, possibly you’ve experienced shock loss for the non transplanted hair. In addition, transplanted hairs also in the shedding phase. As a result, that portion has some bald spot. But don’t worry with time those native hairs will return. And possibly at three month mark you might notice some growth for the transplanted hairs. 

I hope native hair return soon  thanks!

Is this shock loss? I am concerned!

I have noticed hair on my right side of forehead have vanished to a large extend which has raised my eye brow and I am very concerned if this id shock loss or the area will not see any regrowth? Should I be concerned? 

For reference, see the bald path next to the temple. I never noticed such weird recession

Refer the pre transplant image below:

Also, please see how the area looked in pre shedding phase:

1 month update:

Hi everyone!
I am a little late to provide the update. At the moment I am at 1 month 4 days

First and foremost, I would like to show appreciation for @Eugenix Hair Sciences staff for their regular follow ups and answering any queries I had post 1 week recovery period.

Now to the updates:
My donor and receiver area have fully healed and the redness has subsided as well.

I have faced intense shedding to a point losing 10+ small hairs a day but I believe it’s part of the cycle.

As for post medication, I am just having Finasteride and Vitamins.

I am hopeful of fast regrowth! However, I am concerned about shock loss for which I have posted  in another post( after this ).

40 minutes ago, SLA said:

You're welcome. My redness took probably 3-4 months to completely subside (although not really noticible after several weeks), others happen sooner

Thanks!

32 minutes ago, SLA said:

Hi @Singh1276- This is all looking good and normal to me. I am 11 months post-Eugenix and am super happy with results (you can check my thread).

Like you, I and lots of others) was completely paranoid with the head wash, scabs, etc...it is totally understandable. I took until about the 10th or 11th day for all scabs to come off (4-5 head washes).

I think your scalp and donor look excellent- totally on par- as there seems to be only a couple of scabs left. Definitely trust the Eugenix Care Team with this process.

Any BTW, don't worry if you lost 1 graft, it will not make a difference in the outcome.

I am guessing your final scabs should come off in the next day. After that, just protect from the sun for a few months and sit back and relax as the outcomes unfold :).

 

 

Thanks! Yes and the shed has already begun. 
The patience game begins.

when does the redness and skin irritation subside typically?

DAY 10 Update:

Hi everyone!

10 days have passed since my HT. There is still a little irritation here and there on the donor area. I can see it is healing though!

I connected with Eugenix about hair graft coming out on day 8th while massaging the scalp and they confirmed it was a graft since there was a little bleeding as well.

 I have to do my 4th head-wash today. As of now, I still have a few scabs which didn’t come off until yesterday and I am not forcing them to come off either.

I am sharing photos of today. @Experts of this group please do provide your inputs on how everything is looking?

Eugenix suggested washing on 7th and consecutive days

Hi everyone! It’s day 8 after the procedure. The scabs have started coming off and couldn’t help but notice a follicle coming out?  I am worried  out if the grafts are still not secure? Is this a follicle or just scab?

3 minutes ago, Turkhair said:

Yes. I would also start taking multivitamins etc to help the wound heal fast. 

My clinic gave me a lotion that worked like a magic and helped heal them super fast. Then recommended Bepanthol lotion once that was finished. If you can get ahold of that it would help so much. 
 

Thanks! Let me talk to Eugenix once

3 minutes ago, Turkhair said:

What do you mean no scabs? They are scabs. Just not matured yet.

Everyone heals at different rates. Some people heal and scabs ready to come off in 2-3 days, others can take 10-14 days. Individual scabs/wounds themselves can heal at different rates.

You should spray saline and wash them to keep them soft and not get super hard. 

My bad I meant matured/ dry scabs. If they don’t mature should I still do first headwash on 7th day?

spraying saline water every hour without fail

Hi fellow Nw Reapers,

Can really use your experiences and expertise:

On day 5 post HT but don’t see any scabs forming. How long does it typically take? I am still contemplating if i would need headwash on day 7? Since there are no scabs to wash?

on 7th day Post HT, can i wear lose baseball cap? And start sleeping on side?

1 minute ago, Shadman said:

Yes, there are multiple factors. Which includes environment is sterilized or not. most importantly handling of the grafts  includes which punch size they use to extract and during implantation which planter and some more. 

Understood! I believe that’s pretty standard for Eugenix as all techs use same equipments under supervision of doctor 

1 minute ago, Shadman said:

In my view, survivality of grafts in Eugenix is higher. Moreover, grafts are implanted quite densely. Now you only need to wait 😃

Thanks for your words of encouragement

i am not sure what leads to survivability of grafts. Is it dependent on how they extract and implant?

4 minutes ago, Shadman said:

Clean work 👌 you should expect good density, best wishes.

O? I am still worried about how much density will I get. Good to hear it

14 hours ago, MildSeven said:

hahaha Finally You pull the trigger and Chose Dr Vinita as well

who were your technician ? shuzant ?

 

 

Haha yes! Your review was a factor in choosing Dr. vinita  i forgot my techs name unfortunately 

15 minutes ago, Turkhair said:

Work looks good. Happy growing 

Thanks  

will keep sharing occasional results. Things are settling in rn!  
pro tip for anyone getting HT: practice sleeping straight if you already don’t. Sleeping straight is harder than maintaining the HT itself 😛