My donor 2 months post procedure

**gc83uk** · 02-03-2013, 09:10 AM

c5000 I think what you have described is normal.

You don't have before pictures, do you? I can't remember!

I think it was a good idea by Aim4Hair to ask HASCI for your before picture. And also upload a decent photo if poss because I can't see much on that camera pic. As for redness the whole pic is orange, prob the train lighting.

Send the email now whilst your training it, nothing to lose mate.

**Gandolf** · 02-03-2013, 10:40 AM

Originally posted by 534623

I can't see even hairless gaps in his before donor area photos...
... but now he is completely ****ed up...

Dude, he NEVER came on here and said he got "****ed up" as you're implying. He simply is nervous because he had a procedure and isn't at the final stages where he can see the finished result. He came on here and simply asked for the opinions of everyone. He has been 100% respectful in every post he's made in this thread even after your middle-school-esque name calling and bullying.

Now I agree that based on what he's posted so far it doesn't look in the picture like he has anything wrong, but why can't you at least be respectful to him and simply point out your opinions, rather than resorting to childish name calling and being so condescending in every single discussion you participate in?

**JJJJrS** · 02-03-2013, 11:16 AM

c5000, I think aim4hair's advice is the best. Try to get a before picture of the donor and take a new picture with a little better lighting and clarity and then post them here. Right now I don't see any issues but you'll be able to make a better judgement with a proper before and after comparison.

If Dr. Gho expressed any concerns about white-dot scarring, than I definitely think it's in your interest to eventually share the pictures with them and get their feedback, i.e., whether you can continue to have procedures.

**Arashi** · 02-03-2013, 01:42 PM

Originally posted by c5000

Hi all

I just shaved my head to a grade 0 to have a look at my donor and recipient.

I'm not at a computer just now, but I'll upload the pics later today (in about 8 or 9 hours).

I'm really worried as the scalp looks red in the recipient and donor areas where the work was done.

Also I think I can see white dot scarring... Is this normal after 2 months?

Please give me some input

Regards
c5000

Don't know about the donor but the recipient is still red here, after 2 1/2 month. Not very red anymore, more pinkish now, but sure still noticable.

**Arashi** · 02-03-2013, 01:48 PM

But indeed, a picture shows more than words, this is how my recipient looks like after 2 1/2 month. As you can see, it's still quite pinkish and I've shed probably about 70% of the hairs. The little hairs you can see are (unfortunately) not yet new hairs coming up but hairs that didn't grow. I'm checking weekly though and expect to see new hairs in the following weeks ..

twoandhalfmonth.jpg Picture

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**Arashi** · 02-03-2013, 01:56 PM

Originally posted by Gandolf

but why can't you at least be respectful to him and simply point out your opinions, rather than resorting to childish name calling and being so condescending in every single discussion you participate in?

Man from time to time I'm really happy that there are some normal people here, Gandolf ... I asked him this same question a few times but never got to really understand what's wrong with him. He sure acts extremely weird for a middle aged guy ... He obviously has some very serious issue's, far more serious than just some hairloss ... Seriously, why would somebody get in here, start fighting with pretty much everybody on the board, insults anyone who disagrees with him, acts like somebody who is totally anti-social and behavious in an extremely childish way ... I just don't get it. Really, why would you want to spend his time like that ?

**Gandolf** · 02-03-2013, 02:04 PM

Originally posted by Arashi

Man from time to time I'm really happy that there are some normal people here, Gandolf ... I asked him this same question a few times but never got to really understand what's wrong with him. He sure acts extremely weird for a middle aged guy ... He obviously has some very serious issue's, far more serious than just some hairloss ...

LOL good point, we only have to deal with him here on this forum, but he could be someone's dad, husband, coworker, etc. Imagine how they probably feel if he interacts with them anything like he does with us and they have no way to get away from it all. At least we can just log off the forums when we're tired of dealing with him!

**c5000** · 02-03-2013, 03:18 PM

Hi all

Here are some photos:

Back Donor

My donor 2 months post procedure

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