my 1st transplant surgery done by Dr radha rani no. of graft 1956

[vizagdiary233]

Hi forum member

 

I am 24 year indian guy was facing hairloss and untimely baldness after many remedies the last resort was transplant so did reasearch and found amazing surgeon dr radha rani at vizag

she is not only a doctor but artist too. I mean how she mimics the hairline naturally is great.

ill update more see my pics from my profile album.

 

My album link

 

Hair Restoration Social Network - Hair Loss and Transplant Photos

[TakingThePlunge]

vizagdiary233,

 

Welcome and thank you for sharing your experience and photos. Your work looks very clean and refined. We are all looking forward to seeing more of Dr. Radha's skillful hair transplantation and I hope you will continue to update us on your growth.

 

Best of luck!

[JayWalker]

Looks like very nice work, scar is super neat.

Good luck im sure this will turn out great!

[hiflyer]

Looks the same as me.Scar looks really neat...Willl heal nicely. All the best.

[Spanker]

Do you know the size of the strip taken? Looks ear to ear for less that 2000 grafts. Wondering if that is standard.

[Buzz2]

I would be interested to know this also as mine is nearly ear to ear and I only had approx 1700 grafts, although in this was a scar revision, so this could of made a difference

[michaeljames]

I would be interested to know this also as mine is nearly ear to ear and I only had approx 1700 grafts, although in this was a scar revision, so this could of made a difference

 

It is unfortunate regarding your scarring situation. You are not alone with this challenge. The incision scar from FUT strip transplant is often a concern for patients pre and post operative. A persons genetic healing tendencies and the various levels of skill and talent by physicians makes a difference. Even the suturing of the incision is involved in the healing of the donor area and the subsequent scarring.

 

I, work as a patient advocate for medical director, Dr. Parsa Mohebi of US Hair Restoration based out of Los Angeles, CA. In our centers we are finding an influx of patients from other centers who are distressed about their scarring. It has become one of the focus areas beyound just hair transplant surgery in our clinics throughout southern California. We will be launching a new website shortly dedicated to providing knowledge to patients and to help them mitigate the issues facing them in regards to unsatisfactory level of post surgical scarring. You might check in your area of have a phone consult with a specialist in this area like Dr. Mohebi, virtually or in-person or a recommended peer.

 

Most of all I hope you will not be overly discouraged and that you will continue to seek a satisfactory solution for yourself.

 

Michael James

Edited March 15, 2012 by michaeljames

[Buzz2]

Hi

 

Im not unhappy with the scar at this stage as it looks to be very neat and pencil thin. Im sure I will be happy with the final outcome. I was just intrigued to know regarding the length of the scar against grafts ratio

[vizagdiary233]

Im not unhappy with the scar at this stage as it looks to be very neat and pencil thin. Im sure I will be happy with the final outcome. I was just intrigued to know regarding the length of the scar against grafts ratio

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hi buzz

 

Ya same here scar is pencil thin, Earlier i was worried about scar but now its ok it will be back to normal after some months i think so .

[vizagdiary233]

hiiiii forum members,

 

Its a 21st day of my surgery, since past 2 day i am feeling a little bit of itching sensation in my recipient area and also the shedding process is started, single hair falls after itching and then when you watch it closely at the end of it a black bulb like( root ) is there but when you take off normal hair with its root its bulb area is white. well i have just now mailed the doctor explaining the whole process and i think its a normal shedding but i was told that it will be after 1 month, has it been started very early ?

 

please give some valuable comment friends

[Dutch]

That's normal, you can start to shed at weeks 2-4. Nothing to worry about. Bulb is normal, the grafts are anchored in by now & safe. Don't scratch with your nails though.

I still itch now nearly 6 months on. Normal

[AllAboutHair]

Can you post us 1 month update?