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MikeTheDane

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  1. A question popped up in my mind just minutes ago.

     

    Lets say that you have had a strip procedure, but for some reason you decide that you want to sport a buzz - so you look into options to fue the scar - you have it done, it doesnt look perfect but it works.

     

    Now lets say that you experience future hairloss, and decide to go for another strip.

     

    The question: Will the grafts used to fue the scar be wasted? The way i see it, when the doctor harvests the old scar, he can extract grafts from that scar just like the new strip.

     

    So, in theory, asuming that growth yield is 100%, fue'ing into a scar, followed by another strip does not waste anything besides money?

     

    I know, yield is never 100%, especially if you do it twice with the same graft, but roll with me..

  2. A question popped up in my mind just minutes ago.

     

    Lets say that you have had a strip procedure, but for some reason you decide that you want to sport a buzz - so you look into options to fue the scar - you have it done, it doesnt look perfect but it works.

     

    Now lets say that you experience future hairloss, and decide to go for another strip.

     

    The question: Will the grafts used to fue the scar be wasted? The way i see it, when the doctor harvests the old scar, he can extract grafts from that scar just like the new strip.

     

    So, in theory, asuming that growth yield is 100%, fue'ing into a scar, followed by another strip does not waste anything besides money?

     

    I know, yield is never 100%, especially if you do it twice with the same graft, but roll with me..

  3. Hi Aaron.

     

    Sorry to hear about your situation. As others have explained, sometimes your hair characteristics do not allow for a full look the first time around. I know, its damn irritating having to spend more money, pain and time for another session, but c'est la vie.

     

    The good side though, is that the comb forward looks great on you - sure the temples look a little thin, but theyre natural and i wouldn't look twice at you in a negative way.

     

    So just get in the chair again, 500-1000 for the crown, 1000-1500 for the front and you're probably set for the next 5-10 years mate.

     

    Also, what concealers are you using?

  4. Sup.

     

    The advice you have been given is justified. If you have frontal hairloss only, then it's a problem because it makes you a bad candidate, plus meds rarely work in the frontal area.

     

    I'm 22 myself and have had 2 procedures - but i'm a diffuse thinner with some top/crown hairloss as well. Could you show us some pictures?

     

    Also, feel free to ask me any question if you want to know how it feels to be young, having lost your hair, and regained (most) of it.

  5. Hey guys.

     

    This last months has been good in terms of growth - looks like things are finally starting to kick in.

     

    I took off my hat a week ago and have only received positive comments so far - maybe it's because i turned blond.

     

    Before 1st ht:

     

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    Anyway, here it is: I apologize for the quality, as always nokia is overrated.

     

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    Thoughts: The blond hair goes really well with my scalp to hair contrast and makes it look fuller than it really is, until the transformation is complete (heck i might keep it)

     

    Also, there are no longer any signs of a thinning crown thanks to that.

     

    For previous photos/story see http://hair-restoration-info.c...566060861/m/77510952

  6. Hey guys.

     

    This last months has been good in terms of growth - looks like things are finally starting to kick in.

     

    I took off my hat a week ago and have only received positive comments so far - maybe it's because i turned blond.

     

    Before 1st ht:

     

    prefrontps3.jpg

    w1280.png

     

    Anyway, here it is: I apologize for the quality, as always nokia is overrated.

     

    mike5months1.th.jpg

     

     

     

    mike5months2y.th.jpg

     

     

     

    mike5months3.th.jpg

     

     

     

    mike5months4.th.jpg

     

     

    Thoughts: The blond hair goes really well with my scalp to hair contrast and makes it look fuller than it really is, until the transformation is complete (heck i might keep it)

     

    Also, there are no longer any signs of a thinning crown thanks to that.

     

    For previous photos/story see http://hair-restoration-info.c...566060861/m/77510952

  7. I do value you guys input - most guys on this site is past their 30's and probably have considerable more insight than i do.

     

    They have already broken up and are basically living seperate lives - only that neither of them will move, and neither can legally make the other one do so. And he refuses to let go of her.

     

    She loves the house and has poured much more money into it than he has - so she really wants to stay, but she has promised me that if it's not going be happen, she will move.

     

    Why do you think i should respect the family? They are not - just 3 people with the same bloodline. In my book, a family is more than that - it's about love, respect, union, socialization, support - and they are giving each other neither.

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