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it looks really well, take good care of those new hairs!

Even though it is not a bad result, I wouldn't say the result is excellent.

Is it getting better? 

Thanks for sharing your results and I'm happy you are content with the outcome.

However, as for me, the hairline doesn't look natural and it is obvious you had a hair surgery. Regarding donor area, how short is your hair in those pictures? I'm asking that because white dots are quite visible. 

From a pragmatic perspective, let your hair grow long: the longer the easier to conceal when there are issues regarding angles/directions.

What I can't understand is that, in the post op pictures, implanted hair seemed on point when it comes to angles and directions (I can be obviously mistaken). It is definitely a very tricky thing and probably, at the same time, the most difficult for doctors and unknown for the majority of people.

Time to save more money and start your research. Hair transplants are not a joke.

Turkish angles in the hairline. 

No, you are not.

Get regular buzzcuts and enjoy your life.

A few can achieve these results, but all doctors should present their results in such a detail.

It doesn't look good, not gonna lie. How many grafts were extracted?

Thanks for providing those detailed pictures.

Skin will properly heal in some weeks (or months at max), Feriduni did a great job. 

On top of that, you have amazing and beautiful hair (color, caliber, texture). 

It doesn't look natural at all.

Really not a result to be proud of.

This is an amazing job. I am pretty sure the skin will heal properly without any visible scarring, not only because Feriduni is a skilled doctor and performs at the higher standards, but also because I have seen some others cases in which many grafts were removed from the hairline (up to 1000) and patients had really good skin condition afterwards. One of those cases is in this forum and was performed by Feriduni himself and others can be found in other forums and websites (I know I am not allowed to add here external links) and patients end up being really satisfied with the results.

My main concern is the % of extracted hair that grow up again at the hairline, that is one of the reasons why sometimes more than one punch out process is required.

All the best!

you look fantastic, time to enjoy even more your hair!

As for now, result is not as it should be, since your hairline is pluggy and therefore unnatural. 

Hair in donor tends to be a bit darker (and stronger) and oral minoxidil may have affected as well.

It is not a temporary illusion, this time hairs are properly angled and the whole idea behind this procedure, I assume, is not (only) adding some density but rather masking poor angulation from first surgery and turning your hairline into a more natural one. 

temporal points are impecable, typical Couto

The doctors you had consultations with are right and ethical, do not have a hair transplant, it would be a huge mistake. Just like @davidn said, you may consider upgrading your regimen to dutasteride and oral minoxidil. Good luck.

Exactly the same but (2) is a darker picture and the patient has longer hair.

you look great!

Awesome results!

17 hours ago, Reina said:

I agree. I have seen many great results from dr yaman and most of his work is impressive. Dr yaman is an ethical  surgeon and he participates in all of his surgeries by doing incisions, plan, design, measurements of donor and recipient area and he supervises all of his hair transplants. So in general he is a good choice at a fair price. 

Impressive work by dr Yaman? Where can you find it?

There are many unsatisfied patients in "hair transplant reviews" section in this forum that won't second that.

To Mascherano, run away from Yaman and similar clinics/doctors. You have alreday made a mistake, do not make another one.

Typical Yaman result. Seems ok at the beginning, ends up being a failure. Just like the vast majority of his results.

I hope you find a good surgeon for the next procedure.

I am so happy you are finally going with dr. Zarev. If there is a doctor that can properly manage your situation is him. Hopefully some cancellations eventually occur and you end up having your surgery sooner than later.

All the best and thanks for sharing your story in such a detail and such a high level of honesty.