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Looking good! How are you doing redness-wise? Have many people been able to tell?
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Thanks guys! I've had redness for a few days after the crusts fell off but that's all. I usually don't get any redness after sugery or an injury.
No one has told me anything. And even when I tell them, they don't believe me and think I'm playing with them... until I show them the pictures.
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6 month result is looking very good and it can only get better now
price seems very reasonable as well, how much of that was the actual transplant cost ?
did he extract all 2000 grafts before planting them in the recipient or does he extract and plant a certain amount at a time ?
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It is 5000€ for 2000 grafts with De Reys .
He first harvested a few hundred grafts, then he implanted them 30 min later.
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Hi Fred!
You mentioned that most people wouldnt be able to see u suffered hair loss once you shave it down on sides and on top - do you have a picture of your hair that length? Do you use any concealer?
And lastly what were your thoughts on scarring beforehand. It looks like you have non now, however were you worried that the scars would be visible if buzzing your hair down? For me this is the main reason against having a hair transplant. Being forced to wear my hair longer to hide the scars which might in reality make my hair look worse than it did before having the transplant and being able to buzz it fairly short. Were you able to see pictures of patients donors before deciding?
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With a 0,75 mm punch, it would be impossible to see the scars with the naked eye.
My surgeon really reassured me about it. And it seems he was right.
You can see the donor with my head shaved down here:
http://www.fredk.be/fue/month3-donorbacksmall.jpg
You shouldn't be concerned about scarring, we're talking about microscopic scars here.
This is an argument against FUE I read about too often. And it's unfounded for the most part.
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Yes, that picture is really impressive! However I have been quoted more 3500 grafts approximately so might be more visible after a larger procedure than your 2000 grafts. Also I asked the clinic I contacted about scarring and they replied that they ask all clients to at least leave 1 cm of hair for the scarring to be invisible, which sounds like a lot to me.
However your results are really impressive and I am of the idea that some hair on top is better than none, as long as you are still able to cut it short and neat. Do you have any possibility to show us what your hair looks like when you have it shorter?
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Originally Posted by fred970
With a 0,75 mm punch, it would be impossible to see the scars with the naked eye.
My surgeon really reassured me about it. And it seems he was right.
You can see the donor with my head shaved down here:
http://www.fredk.be/fue/month3-donorbacksmall.jpg
You shouldn't be concerned about scarring, we're talking about microscopic scars here.
This is an argument against FUE I read about too often. And it's unfounded for the most part.
Donor looks really good.
Chuck
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