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5 month update FUT 2006 grafts


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I am week away from 5 months. Is this normal growth and on point to be solid outcome? Everybody's input would be appreciated. 2 post op and 2 pics of week before 5 months are included. I cut it short because I don't mind wearing hat for meantime and wanted to keep close eye on growth

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My scar is little bigger but it was 2nd procedure so they dug in to original scar and when I grow hair out it well covered but I'll show it shaved so you can see how it looks. Wish it what smaller but like I said if I grow it out a little it's covered.

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Hi, hair line looks great.

I'm interested to know why you opted for FUT instead of FUE? Your donor areas look thick and healthy and I would have thought FUE would have been the best option for you.

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I felt fut was affordable and heard the yield was better and because I didn't go to top known doctor I figured fut was better option cause that's probably the surgery he would be better at. FUE is newer and I would need the big bucks for that. Next surgery I do will be FUE though.

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How many grafts was the first procedure?

 

Scar looks good too...plus you are maximizing donor potential with he fact that you started with FUT.

This way you can keep up with future hair loss for any reason.

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You use the word "sparse" which tells me you were seeking your equivalent density between your native hair and transplanted hairs.. Did you discuss your expectations and density with your surgeon and the fact that you would be wearing your hair so short when it grew in? The fact of the matter is you'll probably never match that density as grafts cannot be packed so tightly as it may compromise their growth. As others have stated the obvious, you should let your hair grow out and you'll probably be happier with the result. Good luck.

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Yes I discussed my expectations. I feel my surgeon chose realistic and conservative hairline. And I know it won't look like my native hair. I will let it grow out as previously stated clearly by me. I cut it short to show the authenticity of my scar and didn't mind wearing hat for another month. Thanks for your feedback :)

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I'm 5 months post op today. Feedback highly wanted. I'm growing out hair now but it still may be a below average result. Not sure yet but I'll be patient but I havnt seen anything sprouting so hope there is more growth to come. My post op pics looked dense but right now I look like anything but dense. Fingers crossed

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Who did you procedure ?

 

How did you look before ?

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Post op pics-5 months post op. FEEDBACK please. Will more new growth and maturity with hair be inevitable you guys think? 2006 grafts via fut. 2nd hair transplant. 1st one was 1100 grafts in frontal area. 2nd procedure same area.

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Is rogaine thinning my crown? Is this loss normal? I been on rogaine for years and never noticed much thinness. However, I started rogaine extra strength and I'm almost certain it's thinner! Is this temporary? Anybody experience this loss in beginning and then get it back and better? I'm very concerned.

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looking good even at 5+ months

great design

 

yes any change in regimen, including increase strength of minoxidil, can cause a bit of a shed. this will return. Plus could be a little shock from the surgery that put some follicles into sleep mode.(yes this is possible even though the HT was at the front). This will return as well

 

Congrats on your results so far

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Jumping up to the higher strength Rogaine could definitely cause some hairs to go into the Telogen (resting) phase, leading to a temporary loss of density. Your crown looks pretty solid overall.

 

It looks like your HT growth kicked in between the time you started this thread and the more recent photos, even though it's a short period of time. I can certainly see a difference. Everything looks good to me.

I am a patient and representative of Dr Rahal.

 

My FUE Procedure With Dr Rahal - Awesome Hairline Result

 

I can be contacted for advice: matt@rahalhairline.com

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5 months 18 days post op. Question???? My overhead pictures shows good growth I think but my question is, is thinness in hairline due to lack of hair maturity and perhaps more hair coming? Your thoughts on progress guys. Thanks for all responses.

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