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Hair transplant with Dr. Bisanga in 2019


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I'm going to have my hair transplant with Dr. Bisanga to cover 2/3 of my upper scalp. The session is scheduled to take place in mid of July. I've had a consultation meeting with him last year and he recommended to transplant approx. 2700-2800 grafts in that area. Most important to me is that it will look natural. I've had a very good impression of his work and so I decided to go for it. As you can see on the pic there's still hair in the area where grafts will be transplanted. I'm a bit worried about how it will look like after the existing 'old' hair has fallen out and the transplanted hair remains. Obviously it will look thinner than with it but Dr. Bisanga said that it will look ok as he will place the grafts as if the area would be bald. 

I will share my experience here with you. 

 

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Hello Traveller99.  Holding on to your existing hair is a top priority now and after your HT. Check out HAIRFLUENCE  for great ideas.  Aloe Vera,  Biotin and Folic Acid.  Far better natural ways than medication that has all kinds of risks.

Best of luck with your HT. Dr. Bisanga is a great doctor. Keep us updated please.

............Paddy............

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Congratulations on your upcoming procedure with Dr Bisanga.

Wishing you the best and I look forward to hopefully seeing you document your experiences.

Cant be long until the big day!

 

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On 7/4/2019 at 5:12 PM, Traveller99 said:

I'm a bit worried about how it will look like after the existing 'old' hair has fallen out and the transplanted hair remains. Obviously it will look thinner than with it but Dr. Bisanga said that it will look ok as he will place the grafts as if the area would be bald. 

Hello, I dont understand why you are so worried. It is not mandatory that the old hair will fall out and wont regrow. Maybe you will experience a little (temporary) shockloss. That's all

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Thanks so far. Dr. Bisanga was doing the injections and did the punching in the donor area. He was using something motorized with a punch size of 0.8. A lady helped to extract the grafts. After that Dr. Bisanga stitched the holes in the recipient area. Two ladies then inserted the grafts over several hours.

There were quite a few supporters in the room. I can't tell what all of them did.

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Hi. I'm now at the 3 month stage and I want to share my status. So far I guess that all is going as expected. Most of the hair has fallen off from week three onwards. Maybe around 20% of the new hair went on growing and is still there. Two weeks ago I started to see some small hair at the recipient area and always when I touch the area I want to rub it as it feels itchy. So, from now I hope the hair will grow further. 

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Thanks for the update @traveller99 . How does your doner and reciipent feel , and numbness ? 

How does your doner feel as regarding the amount of hair removed from the back or sides of your head. Does your hair feel lower in density in those areas now that all that hair has been removed ?

.....Thanks and all the best ...

..........Paddy....

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Hi, i just want to share another update. It is now 4 months ago I had the hair transplant. The overall hair situation has improved to month 3 as you probably can see. More hair has grown. Though overall it still appears quite thin and not as full. Anyway I still see quite a lot of small hair that has come out from the scalp and I think over the next few months it will improve further. I'm confident. The scalp in the frontal part also still feels itchy, so I guess more hair will come out. Though the itchiness has diminished compared to one month ago. Hopefully there will be more behind the hairline.

The donor overall looks good. I have cut the sides very short like 5mm and nobody noticed anything. However, right above both ears I noticed that it's a bit thinner. Not sure if it's only temporary because of shock loss or this is going to stay like that. I'm using minoxidil on this area and will see how it goes.

I will keep you updated.

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