What causes density to vary from side to side.

[m0dthispny]

i'm about 8 months 16 days post op, very pleased with results so far, but noticed that the density on my right side is a bit less than my left.

 

when the hair started to initially grow, the left side definitely had a jump start, but at 8 months 16 days post op, is there still time for the right side to catch up? it looks as if though all of the grafts have grown out however.

[pkipling]

I'm not sure if this is accurate, but I read someone on another post mentioning that maybe having two completely different technicians doing each side could contribute to this.... Meaning maybe one of the technicians wasn't implanting them properly... I'm not sure if this is possible, as I feel that would be a pretty big oversight to have a technician who inserts the grafts so poorly without it being noticed by the other techs or the doctor.

 

Any professional thoughts on this and how it happens?

[Cryingoutloud]

I think there's some truth in that.

 

I had a "weak" side during my 1st procedure. I thought it might have been a blood flow issue but my repair procedure with a better surgeon has proved that it was a shitty tech at my first surgery who screwed up implantation.

 

Just short of 5 months post op, what WAS the "weak" side is looking exactly the same as what WAS the "strong" side in terms of density.

[hairweare]

Perhaps this is the most compelling reason to choose a clinic where the physician has the most hands on approach to your procedure.

[ontop]

Perhaps this is the most coi agrmpelling reason to choose a clinic where the physician has the most hands on approach to your procedure.[/QUOT:mad:E]

 

I agree..

 

 

:mad:

[m0dthispny]

i wouldnt call it weak by any means,

 

if the left side is 100/100, the right side is a 92/100.