Photos to follow

[ukpaitent]

Currently getting together pictures both pre and post op of my surgery with Dr Hasson last thursday . Thought that my link to my pics would be included in this post but obvioulsy not!!! Have read the instruction page on how to do it but still confused

[EpilepticSceptic]

ukpatient,

 

Just make sure your photos are jpegs and click on the paper clip icon when you post. From there just find the photos, select them, then upload one at a time until you are done and then make the post.

[Dutch]

UKPatient,

Hope you're doing ok! Awesome hairline. I'm from London & I can't wait to do the same and visit Dr Hasson! Keep us posted with your progress. Best wishes pal!

[waveskier]

Looks good. Now the wait! I'm at 7 months now and the last 2 months were the best yet.

Hope you have great success!

[Dr. Glenn Charles]

Looks good so far. I am sure you will get continued improvement over the next 3-5 months. Once again Dr. Hasson appears to have worked his magic.

[BillyJ]

Ukpatient,

 

Congratulations on receiving your hair transplant and well done for choosing a superb physcian. The pattern looks excellent and should complement your native hair really well.

 

Good luck over the coming months and grow well.

 

Bill

[ukpaitent]

Thanks Guys

 

It means lot to have the encouragment as going through the whole process can at times feel you are on your own. I am 1 month post op today so will be posting pics over the weekend. It seems that i still have alot of the grafts left ( i would say about 70% left) but perhaps these may well shed over the next few weeks. Anyone know if there is a time limit when its safe to say that if the grafts are still in place then they will not shed???

[Jotronic]

Ukpatient.

 

Thanks for the update. To be sure about the shedding you should be sure to wash your hair vigorously. If you are being very careful with your grafts you should know that they are firmly seated and cannot come out at this point so vigorous washing is not only good but recommended. I'm not talking about digging in with your fingernails but rather the pads of your fingers. Work the scalp by applying pressure with the pads of your fingers back and forth. Any hairs that should shed will shed and the recovery can continue.

 

If any grafts don't shed by two months they probably won't and will just sit there and most likely start to grow. This is rare though as most patients shed most of the hair that was transplanted and you won't see signs of new growth for another few months.

[ukpaitent]

Ukpatient.

 

Thanks for the update. To be sure about the shedding you should be sure to wash your hair vigorously. If you are being very careful with your grafts you should know that they are firmly seated and cannot come out at this point so vigorous washing is not only good but recommended. I'm not talking about digging in with your fingernails but rather the pads of your fingers. Work the scalp by applying pressure with the pads of your fingers back and forth. Any hairs that should shed will shed and the recovery can continue.

 

If any grafts don't shed by two months they probably won't and will just sit there and most likely start to grow. This is rare though as most patients shed most of the hair that was transplanted and you won't see signs of new growth for another few months.

 

Hey

 

Thanks for info. Yes i am treating my hair as i normally would by washing it in that manner. I am now just getting on with life and not really thinking about my HT and will give it some more though at around the 5 month mark where hopefully i will see some improvement. Having buzzed it down and seeing the outline of the hairline etc i looking to keep it short as i love this style on me but havent been able to pull it off due to my receding hairline before HT so happy days ahead!!!