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4355 Grafts FUE / Dr. Laorwong Absolute Clinic / 06.07.2023


Sele

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Approaching month 7 in one week. Some daylight shot (no direct sun). The hairs getting better in terms of that they feel similar to how my hair felt before on top of my head.

On the left side (right side on the picture) I had very bad shock loss after surgery and late growth. It still looks thinner in comparison to the right side. I hope that will catch up after the year is over. I read that doubles and tripples grow slower and take more time. I still see thin hairs growing. So hope will get more density.

Met a friend today I met 2 months ago last time. He said “oh my god you have so much hair now”. But under certain light (those strong spots in bathrooms) I feel it still looks thin. Hopefully will thicken up more. But in comparison to how it was before I am more than happy. 

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13 minutes ago, Wingtsun said:

@Sele

hey man. How is everything looking?

All good man. The interest here is quite low so I didn’t bother posting updates. Posting monthly updates on Reddit. Approaching month 9. 

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1 minute ago, Wingtsun said:

@Sele

hey thanks for your answer. I see. More people on Reddit I assume. Looking forward to your next update pics.

Here is one shot from yesterday. Even though I am very happy, we always seek for more density. In the pictures it looks dense but sometimes under heavy bathroom light it looks not very dense.

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17 minutes ago, Wingtsun said:

@Sele

thanks man. It looks nice. I know what you mean. Although I’m still at almost 6 months with Dr L. the density atm is pretty bad imo. I’m hoping for more.

Just checked your pictures. Month 5 is really early. Even from month 8 to 9 I had improvements. And for some it takes longer. 

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Little 10 1/2 months update. Facing against the window with daylight. Improvement was really noticeable from month 8-10. Thickened up.

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4 hours ago, Rawkerboi said:

Beautiful Hairline Man!

I am quite sure even under certain lights (Bathroom Lights) your hair look's good

Until Month 8 I was really worried about density when looking in the mirror under these strong spots. But then it thickened up. Definitely one of the best things I did in my life. 

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10 hours ago, Sele said:

Until Month 8 I was really worried about density when looking in the mirror under these strong spots. But then it thickened up. Definitely one of the best things I did in my life. 

Interesting we don't normally hear of a massive boost month 8, congrats 

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3 hours ago, hairman4321 said:

Interesting we don't normally hear of a massive boost month 8, congrats 

I had massive shock loss on my left side after surgery. It was a circular big area. I think those transplants grew later and then thickened up later. Right side was already good after 5-6 months. 

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I've got my surgery scheduled for June 16, 2024 so I'm excited but also super nervous. @Sele, I am in the same situation I bit as you I think in that I'm a bit uninformed specifically with this doctor as he doesn't seem too talkative on WhatsApp.

Anyways, I'm encouraged by your story (and others) on this forum that I've made the right choice.

I'm flying in to Bangkok in a few days and will be living there until November so hopefully I can get the assistance I need post-treatment. Will definitely start posting here on my own thread once I start the process.

I know I am going to be super stressed out but one of the questions I had relates to cutting your hair post-surgery. It seems a lot of people wait quite some time before getting their first haircut. I know I have to wait a few weeks but was hoping to just keep getting a 'buzzcut' or something similarly short while the hair grows so everything looks a bit more even. Does anyone have any reasons why I shouldn't be doing this?

Thanks!

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14 minutes ago, roheezy said:

I've got my surgery scheduled for June 16, 2024 so I'm excited but also super nervous. @Sele, I am in the same situation I bit as you I think in that I'm a bit uninformed specifically with this doctor as he doesn't seem too talkative on WhatsApp.

Anyways, I'm encouraged by your story (and others) on this forum that I've made the right choice.

I'm flying in to Bangkok in a few days and will be living there until November so hopefully I can get the assistance I need post-treatment. Will definitely start posting here on my own thread once I start the process.

I know I am going to be super stressed out but one of the questions I had relates to cutting your hair post-surgery. It seems a lot of people wait quite some time before getting their first haircut. I know I have to wait a few weeks but was hoping to just keep getting a 'buzzcut' or something similarly short while the hair grows so everything looks a bit more even. Does anyone have any reasons why I shouldn't be doing this?

Thanks!

Perfectly fine to buzzcut your way through the ugly duckling phase. As a precaution, use a plastic guard and probably wait 3 weeks or so post-op before buzzing the recipient. You won't damage the grafts, but your head will be red and you'll want to be gentle as it's still recovering.

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5 minutes ago, Berba11 said:

Perfectly fine to buzzcut your way through the ugly duckling phase. As a precaution, use a plastic guard and probably wait 3 weeks or so post-op before buzzing the recipient. You won't damage the grafts, but your head will be red and you'll want to be gentle as it's still recovering.

OK good to know about the plastic guard and yeah the plan would be for ~3 weeks post-op. I'll reach out to a few barbers in the area beforehand to see if they can do this as I don't want to do it myself haha.

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