HT's & working out!

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  • Clark Kent
    Junior Member
    • Nov 2013
    • 8

    HT's & working out!

    Hey guys,

    I am a 21 year old male who just had his first hair transplant 11 days ago... lucky me. Over the past 9 months fitness has become a huge part of my life. I lost a solid amount of weight and packed on some lean muscle and i must admit my body is looking good. I was wondering how long people have waited before lifting weights again. these past days have been really tough and i feel like all my prior hard work is going to waste. dr wong's staff told me 4 months for light lifting and 6 for heavy... I find that a little far fetched. my surgery was strip, 4100 grafts.

    any thoughts, suggestions, opinions or experiences would be greatly appreciated
    Thanks!
  • Jotronic
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2008
    • 1541

    #2
    Hey Clark,

    I think you may have misheard or maybe someone mispoke but your down time should be 4 weeks for light weights then 6 weeks for heavy weights.
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    • Delphi
      Senior Member
      • Mar 2009
      • 546

      #3
      Originally posted by Clark Kent
      Hey guys,

      I am a 21 year old male who just had his first hair transplant 11 days ago... lucky me. Over the past 9 months fitness has become a huge part of my life. I lost a solid amount of weight and packed on some lean muscle and i must admit my body is looking good. I was wondering how long people have waited before lifting weights again. these past days have been really tough and i feel like all my prior hard work is going to waste. dr wong's staff told me 4 months for light lifting and 6 for heavy... I find that a little far fetched. my surgery was strip, 4100 grafts.

      any thoughts, suggestions, opinions or experiences would be greatly appreciated
      Thanks!
      I would listen to Dr. Wong. Ask how soon you can start with resistant band training. You'll be able to maintain and even build with a good resistant band routine and diet. You don't need to lift heavy to maintain or even add some lean mass. That's old school thinking.

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      • Clark Kent
        Junior Member
        • Nov 2013
        • 8

        #4
        the girl that said it to me seemed quite certain as i was pretty shocked and asked her if she was sure. I go in tomorrow to get my staples removed so i'll be sure to ask dr wong himself.

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