I think your hair looked great after the first 1800 grafts. It is thin, but natural and it took you back a few years. I had HT done many years ago when I was young and foolish. I was preyed upon my ignorance and had an HT done when there was no reason to. From looking at the photos on these blogs, most anyone here would have given the right arm to have the hair I did before my HT. After many years, it will be necessary for me to continue the process as I have begun to thin more. The technology has changed and I look forward to visiting with Dr. Keene and getting her assesment of the situation. If I could go back, I would never have had an HT and let myself go bald as the pattern is thinning all over an naturally. My older brother has the same pattern and he looks good just keeping his hair short.
Having a nice even coverage, although thin, is a good look and you shouldn't stress yourself so much about your hair. It is a natural part of aging and the types of transplants that are pictured on these blogs show excellent results if I may say so. They make the patient look handsome, which is what you are looking for as opposed to the Don King thing. When someone tries to add too much density, the resullts are much less natural and look like they had an HT. Your going to look sharp when it is all said and done.
BMB