Senior Member Savemyhairline Posted May 9 Author Senior Member Share Posted May 9 3 minutes ago, HairFunk said: This looks incredible approaching 9 months. Most would be happy with that right there though I'm sure you have a little more to come. Keep us all updated! Thanks man, I’m definitely very happy so far. Of course no hair transplant is 100%, absolutely perfect in every lighting and condition, no matter which doctor and how many grafts. I understood and accepted that going into it. But for the vast majority of my everyday life, I’m very happy with how it is looking. I do still feel a little bit of stubble in various places, I’m assuming that would be the doubles, triples sprouting. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Senior Member Savemyhairline Posted May 22 Author Senior Member Share Posted May 22 (edited) 9 months a couple days early but i got some decent pics so figured I’d update. Overall I’d say things are looking excellent, im about 90% or maybe even more happy with the results so far. It’s nice to have a few styling options, side part, hair straight forward, and of course the slicked back/upwards which I typically go for these days now that I actually like my hairline Bright ass planet fitness lighting: I think Dr. Hasson did a brilliant job with my temples, they really frame the forehead so much better and make it look not as wide. Here’s a comparison at age 23 where I’m trying to hide my hairline and now with it showing, you can tell the forehead looked way wider before he fixed my temples. Probably the main, minor reason I’m not quite 100% happy yet is the rear part of the recipient area looks a bit thinner. Doesn’t look bad by any means and of course slicking my hair back will cover it, but when my hair is brushed forward it is more visible. Would anyone notice or care IRL? No probably not, but I’m hoping that area thickens up a little bit in the next few months. The front part, aka the way more important part, I think looks great. Edited May 22 by Savemyhairline 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Administrators Melvin- Admin Posted May 22 Administrators Share Posted May 22 10 minutes ago, Savemyhairline said: 9 months a couple days early but i got some decent pics so figured I’d update. Overall I’d say things are looking excellent, im about 90% or maybe even more happy with the results so far. It’s nice to have a few styling options, side part, hair straight forward, and of course the slicked back/upwards which I typically go for these days now that I actually like my hairline Bright ass planet fitness lighting: I think Dr. Hasson did a brilliant job with my temples, they really frame the forehead so much better and make it look not as wide. Here’s a comparison at age 23 where I’m trying to hide my hairline and now with it showing, you can tell the forehead looked way wider before he fixed my temples. Probably the main, minor reason I’m not quite 100% happy yet is the rear part of the recipient area looks a bit thinner. Doesn’t look bad by any means and of course slicking my hair back will cover it, but when my hair is brushed forward it is more visible. Would anyone notice or care IRL? No probably not, but I’m hoping that area thickens up a little bit in the next few months. The front part, aka the way more important part, I think looks great. Amazing transformation. Looks fantastic 👊🏼 1 I’m a paid admin for Hair Transplant Network. I do not receive any compensation from any clinic. My comments are not medical advice. Check out my final hair transplant and topical dutasteride journey: View my thread Topical dutasteride journey Melvin- Managing Publisher and Forum Moderator for the Hair Transplant Network, the Coalition Hair Loss Learning Center, and the Hair Loss Q&A Blog. Follow our Social Media: Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin, and YouTube. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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