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This Guy has a decent head of hair apart from (probably) going to some uk hack oufit getting plugs to so called fill in the temple areas, Looks a good job second time around, and nice to see the plugs being thinned out and mixed up in the area, in what should now get him the result he was looking for in the first place

Nice work !!

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Well i guess they could be inserted after a few weeks yes , but i wouldnt see the point . it would be best to let the scar fully mature and see what its like then , if it did ever stretch in certain places , u would then know the areas to fue in at .

i,d give the scar at least 12 months imo.

I wonder which uk hack surgeon was responsible for this

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As said it must be one , if not the VERY best money can buy , i seen him on tv not so long ago , and it looked very good, no real hint of it being a full wig , as it must be top and back as the density is the same all over. I,d imagine his donor to be a bit messed up if he has been down the HT route in the early 80s

Again , not HT related , but i had a op on my leg and a inscision was made up just below the inner left part of my knee (only about 1.5inches), that was in 2005 , to this day there is hardly any feeling going over , across and down my shin (when touched or scratched) so MY guess would be when incisions are made through skin passing through certain nerves, theres a chance things like this can happen

Anybody know if this kind of scarring is typical of FUE procedures?

There is scarring when fue is performed , but it seems the punch size used in this case was on the large size with possible bad technique killing follicles around were the extractions were done.

u spoke to the surgeon alx !?

It would most definitely look like u are going to need more refined work to fill in around all the gaps. 800 graphs on that sized area unfortunaly could be seen a waist of time ,

maybe some different pics might give a better indication

Everthing looks pretty normal from the 2 pics u posted , The rivering cracks everthing healing and drying out, , the yellow blood plasma stuff also now dried out. seems some ppl get this more than others.

The back looks good, i take it was a trico closure as u can see hairs growing through , there seems to be some shock loss still , below the scar at the sides. Hopefully that will come back in the next couple of months .

it would seem this guy has for gone the full hit of implants

back of neck ... arms

not sure about his chest implants, check them out near the end of clip. . .

Mmmm

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Wow, what a turn around , and what a comeback

looks Great

1600 grafts for strip surgery is a small session for todays standerds , wasnt fue an option !?

Grow well.

Thats a whole lotta hair right there.

It looks like you may need another pass at that area to thicken things up, how do u feel about it 10months in ?

Originally posted by aaron1234:

It's just really difficult to appreciate a difference when the patient is shaved down slick bald in his pre-op pics. It's impossible to know what the patient had to begin with.

I think that happens far to often in pre op pics, lets see what the patients have before shaving down for surgery, that way we can see how good the overall outcome was

Not every doctor takes out the old scar going into the new one , as seen recently with some people having multiple scars at the back.

it would seem u have had no yield at all from the first 3 hair transplants, but now having 3 thickish strip scars to show for it, the top one being way out of the safe zone.

i hope this gets sorted out one way or another.

with all that hair already i dont think he needed a HT at this stage, but after seeing the result u can see the look he was trying to achieve, and is worked out great.

Another intriguing scar revision case , with again , real detailed pics .Good work doc.

Exellent result

his hair looks straight all over even b4 and after the HT. looks like some one has been eating there crusts , and let loose them curls

good job.

Thing is , i dont see how a ht would improve things at this time , to me u would only get a situation were u are at now (with a strip scar at the back) your loss isnt enough to warrant a crown HT imo you have more to loose than gain. id say stick with the meds for the next year or two and see how things are then

From what i can see your hair doesnt seem that bad , and i do not think u need a hair transplant at all, do u think u are thinnning in the back ? , or as to me it looks like there partings in between naturally thin hair. i reckon it would look so different dry.

possibly had an older scar excised in his last procedure , hence why its not so thin