Mr. least-hair

My natural disaster hair before

in addition to what Doron said, dr maras himself placed the first few lines of the hairline and the temples.

Hey everyone, this forum gave me so much over the years and now it's time to give back. I'm 28-year-old and my lifelong dream was to do a hair transplant. I have literally watched and researched over 20 or 30 clinicians for the past 4 years until I have found my match. I have consulted Bisanga, C***. Eugenix. Bicer, darling buds, and much more. The last decision was to choose HDC, and practically Dr. Maras. My dear friend and HDC consultant @Doron Harati helped me come to the realization that this is the best place for me, and I want to thank him for helping me along the way, before and after the procedure. I consulted Dr. Maras in person before the procedure but to be honest, because I have relatively long hair, the assessment was on the low side than the actual procedure, but after the shave, I saw how horrible my hairline was. So, coming to the clinic was smooth, the driver picked me and my wife and 40 minutes drive later we came to the apartment in front of the clinic. Good, clean, and all you need is there. In the morning after we landed, we went to the clinic and met dr maras again. They shaved my head and after I looked like a potato me and dr. maras talked about my new hairline. Dr maras suggested that we will restore the temples as well, and I was really scared because I have looked at hundreds of procedures from a lot of doctors and a handful were able to create the temple correctly from singles and that have the naturality of the growth pattern that goes backward and not point out of your head. Dr. Maras reassured me that it's crucial to my condition and he thinks my hair type could correspond nicely in this area. Also, the design of my hairline was debated. DR. Maras drew it lower than I expected, and I wanted it to be higher and more receding, we met halfway in the middle of the lines (spoiler alert, was a great decision). Then we started the procedure itself. It was hard, to be honest, the anesthetic was difficult for me but laying on my stomach and sides for 4-5 hours was to me a hard experience. After we finished the extractions, it was time for a lunch break., and then dr maras did the punches, placed the temples and hairline follicles, and did the hairline and 2\3 of the transplant. on the first day of about 2500 grafts and on the second day, we finished with a total 0f 3984 grafts. After that I stayed 4-5 days in the apartment, spraying my head with water, icing for 10 minutes every hour, and doing washes at the clinic 2 times a day. The first-week swell was huge, didn’t recognize myself in the mirror but the pain wasn’t something to remember. After that I flew home with a lot of anxiety not damaging my head, the trip went okay. Few pics: I took another week at home washing my hair until all the scabs came off and the waiting game started. 2 weeks: After 3-4 weeks came to the ugly phase of curse when you look like a lollypop that fell on the carpet and up to 3 months not so much of a change 4 months and we starting to see growth finally, the hair is starting to come alive 5 months and progression is amazing, the pace is great and so much to come The time flew and 6 months have come, the hair is denser and more natural every week that comes by. And now we skipped for today, about 10 months into the transplant and my life has changed. I can't even begin to explain how much better I feel now, the ability to go underwater in the sea and not be afraid my hair collapse, the fact that the wind doesn’t bother me anymore and I don’t need to loan from one side to another. I have gotten a lot of compliments from friends and family about how much my hair was fuller, denser, and more natural looking.