FUE 2600 Grafts | Eugenix | Dr. Arika Bansal

[Gabreille Nelson Mukhia]

On 8/3/2020 at 1:05 AM, musab said:

Hello All, Apologies for not posting any updates for a while now. Was not seeing any significant development so thought will post after a while and after the ugly duckling phase.  Adding below few current pictures  . Taking the pics myself so perhaps the angles are a bit off so please excuse me. Will post some better pics when i get a helping hand.,

 

Looking good. You will see more improvement in the coming months.

[musab]

Updates at 8.5 months mark ( Attached one donor area pic as well) :

I do see so much improvements. Any chances it will get any better than this? What do ya'll think?

 

 

 

[Britanium]

Looks good, and will keep improving! 

[Abhinay Singh]

This is going good and it will become more dense in coming months. All the best for your final results and kindly keep posted your update.

[musab]

Another update, now at 1 year and 1 month mark. I do see good improvement but not as much as I had expected. With all the other work of Eugenix that i see in this forum, perhaps my expectation was higher or maybe they were not realistic in the first place. Nevertheless it is something compared to what it was a year back 😁

Below are few pics both dry and wet hair and one picture covering the bald spot with surrounding hair.

 

 

[EvoXOhio]

I think about 95% of us (me included) who have had crown work aren’t 100% satisfied and expected more. The crown is a black hole and it takes a lot of graphs to fill it in. I’ve really only seen a handful of crowns on this forum that look truly dense. Everyone else’s still looks some degree of thinning.
 

 I had what appeared to be a lot put in my crown, but it’s nowhere near as dense as I expected. I’m 8 months post surgery so I’m going to see where I am at in a few months, but I will likely need a second HT. I know the hairs I have will thicken up Some, but I’m in the same situation as you where the improvements won’t be enough to fully cover the bald spot. 

[Gatsby]

That's a massive difference compared to your pre op pics. Remember the crown area usually takes up to 18 months for a final result. Thanks for sharing!

[Britanium]

Vast improvements on your starting out point. It can and probably will continue for  the next few months. 🙏

[SLA]

Definite improvements....give it 18 months.

[musab]

9 hours ago, EvoXOhio said:

I think about 95% of us (me included) who have had crown work aren’t 100% satisfied and expected more. The crown is a black hole and it takes a lot of graphs to fill it in. I’ve really only seen a handful of crowns on this forum that look truly dense. Everyone else’s still looks some degree of thinning.
 

 I had what appeared to be a lot put in my crown, but it’s nowhere near as dense as I expected. I’m 8 months post surgery so I’m going to see where I am at in a few months, but I will likely need a second HT. I know the hairs I have will thicken up Some, but I’m in the same situation as you where the improvements won’t be enough to fully cover the bald spot. 

Yes , I guess had I continued Finastride it would have been much better but I do not prefer to be on some constant daily medication and hence stopped after taking it for around ~6-8 months.

[SLA]

In my opinion, I also think some of crown results has to do with contrast.  When I have seen crown results on a slightly older grade 6 or 7 who had their entire head treated, the crown sometimes looks fuller because there is less contrast in density with other areas on scalp. 

See example below. In the bottom right photo, you  can see that while crown is still a little diffuse, it is age appropriate and does not have a drastic density contrast with other hairs.

This OP was a 53 year old treated by Eugenix in 2 sittings. ~8k grafts total, 3k grafts in crown (2k scalp, 1k beard)

 

 

[Eugenix Hair Sciences]

On 8/3/2020 at 1:41 AM, JohnAC71 said:

Lots of improvement! Very nice 

Thanks 

[George Clooney]

Any updates @musab?