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I am 3 months post op from a 2000 graft HT. It is my 2nd one. I have had considerable hair gowth already, however, much of it has been in the mid scalp and back scalp area and I am worried because I have sort of the "birds nest" look because I have had less growth in front. Am I getting concerned too early? Any suggestions?

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I am 3 months post op from a 2000 graft HT. It is my 2nd one. I have had considerable hair gowth already, however, much of it has been in the mid scalp and back scalp area and I am worried because I have sort of the "birds nest" look because I have had less growth in front. Am I getting concerned too early? Any suggestions?

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I am 3 and 1/2 months post op and have kind of the same results, more growth further back than in front. I am not going to get concerned for a month or two.

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Originally posted by hrthr:

I am 3 and 1/2 months post op and have kind of the same results, more growth further back than in front. I am not going to get concerned for a month or two.

 

Good advice! I wouldn't be concerned at all at this point. HT growth timing and location vary greatly. While it's generally accepted that the crown is slower than most, it isn't always.

 

At 3+ months you should see some exciting things occur in the next month or two. You're getting close.............hang in there.

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2nd HT 2-15-06 - 3886 FUT's Dr. Wong

3rd HT 4-24-08 - 2415 FUT's Dr. Wong

 

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Always remember... you will be on an emotional rollercoaster from day ten to month seven regarding your growth. This is a time of change on a weekly basis and your impression of the work will change as well. Three months is the early half of the average time for grafts to start sprouting so hang in there, it will get better.

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Thanks guys for the support, man are you right about the roller coaster. This has been the longest three and 1/2 months of my life. I just keep working out and holding my breath.

 

thanks again.

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