6 MONTH UPDATE - 8,900 GRAFT HAIR TRANSPLANT
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
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6 Month Update 🫣
8,900 grafts total 😵💫
Done over 2 days 🙄
6 Hours of surgery each day 🥹
Vera Clinic in Istanbul 🦃
The journey continues, fingers crossed…🤞🏼
Looking great dude! Can't wait for the next update!
Thank you! 🙏🏼
Looks GREAT! And 6 months?! Awesome
Yes just 6 months! Thank you 🙂
Look good, thanks for sharing quality detail with sunlight and wet hair.
Thanks for tuning in!
Hey man! Looking good! Leaving for Istanbul in 2 days for a VeraMax session at Vera also! They’ve been really well reviewed and saw amazing results from them. Pretty stressed of the 2 days of torture and anesthesia haha. Can’t wait to see your progress next month!
Alex from Montreal Canada 🇨🇦
Thank you, and good luck man, that’s super exciting! I also did my research on them before I went, and had personal friends go there too and I’ve seen their results.
The procedures flew by to be honest. Plus two days of discomfort for life changing results… trust me it’ll be worth it!
If you want peace of mind just have them take progress pics throughout. Such as a pic of the grafts before they implant them, and a pic of the donor sight and transplant sight like I had done.
I tend to refer back to my pics to see how things are actually shaping out to be.
The aftercare is the most important thing to follow. And the biggest thing I’ve learned is that for the first 5/6 months it’s a mind game. Just stay positive and trust the process like other people say to do.
Thanks for following along with me!
Sincerely wishing you the best. Its good to see your getting some growth! That number of grafts in one session is very rare and has inherent multiple risks including graft survival rates and yeild rates often being compromised. Can you tell if there are only singles in the hairline and slightly back? Singles are the only way to get a soft natural feathered hairline going back into mid scalp and into the lateral humps. Also the angling of the grafts is also very critical. Just curious do you know if they used the lateral slit technique and did they create a whorl pattern for the crown? Those are critical techniques for naturalness and coverage and practiced religiously by clinics that have been veted by the IAHRS as well as the HTN. Sorry about the number of questions but do you remember how many techs were loading pens and how many were planting? Anyway good luck to you, and I'll keep following your journey. Thanks for the update!
BTW, I am happy to see your donor area is getting good growth coverage over the extraction sites. There are thousands upon thousands of cases out there of over harvesting that can make the donor area look as what has been described as a "moth eaten" appearance.
Thank you for following along with me in my journey. And thank you for the wishes! And I agree about having singles in the front. I asked them to keep it natural and have single hairs in the front line. But once my hair started growing in I noticed that there were a mix of some singles and some multiple grafts in my hairline. Google translate can only go so far I guess lol! I received around 4,000 to 4,500 grafts each session. It definitely was a large procedure over two days. I was originally against doing a mega session, but they were in favor of it because I had a thick donor area and sold me on it. I don’t recommend having a large procedure and if I could do it again I would have staged it. But here we are 😬.
I know the whorl technique on the crown is ideal, though I believe they did a lateral slit on my crown. There were around 4 techs in the room during my procedure. I can’t recall exactly what each one was doing. At one point during my first procedure there were the 4 techs and 2 surgeons crafting my hairline and making sure everything was looking good.
Yeah I feel like my hair has been growing back in nicely so far to cover my scars. But it definitely is thinner than before! That was to be expected though.
Again, thank you for following along! And thanks for the questions.
Cheers.
@@Rumoozay I'm routing for you! Thanks for your honesty and follow-ups.
Hey man looks really good for 8900 graft I just got mine done in turkey last week I got 4800 done I’m happy the back of your head looks good that is my concern, congrats
Thank you! Congrats on your procedure as well. It’s a long process. Just be patient 👏🏼
Thank you
8900??? Daaaamn! I just had 2160.
Thats 🤪 looks great though 👌🏼 congrats.
Can't wait to see 12 moths update m
Yeah it was a lot 😳 Thank you! Hopefully yours is successful too 👏🏼
looking good dude, if you get SMP under your new hair (once its all filled in) it would look amazing, full head of hair. Good luck.
Thank you!
Unbelievable results! How old are you?
31 as of today. Thank you!
Any updates? Wishing you the best.
Yes, update coming soon! 🙂
Congratulations 😎
Long way from finished, but thank you!
Damn your donor really took a beating but still looks good though considering the number of grafts you got. I expect the hair to thicken up in the next 6 months leading to 1 year post-op. I hope you are taking some dht blocker such as finasteride otherwise soon or later the hair will start thinning again. Great results so far.
The hair transplant hair won’t thin it’s his existing hair that might thin… but by looking at this guys head I don’t see him having any problems with his transplant
@@Shortboxing47if you do not take finasteride it will soon or later. Some hairs from the donor area are DHT sensitive. Professional clinics would tell you to start medication therapy after getting a hair transplant. Some people end up being disappointed a few years down the line due to failure to do thorough research.
I see you cut your hair regular. My Consultant told me to wait until the 6th month to do the first haircut. I’m curious what they’ve told you?
I had my donor hair area trimmed with clippers at 3 months. Then around month 4.5 or 5 I had my donor and recipient hair trimmed with clippers at the same length to grow even.
My clinic recommended to wait 1 month to use clippers on donor and/or recipient. And no cutting with a razor on donor till month 6, and no cutting with razor on recipient until month 12.
There’s no standard rule. Every clinic has their own best practices they believe works for their patients. 👍🏼
Not bad at all 👍
Thank you 🙏🏼
All in one procedure?
No, it was two procedures done over two days. Each day was around 4K-4.5k grafts.
May i know the cost?
Around $5,000 euro just for the transplant, not including extra stuff I did.
did you used PRP ?
No, not yet. I may start doing PRP at month 10 or 12
@@Rumoozay that why you have slowly grow prp is must at first month of the transplant
Oh, i mean yeah they sprayed my grafts with my PRP when I had my transplant. But I have not done proper PRP injection treatments. Waiting till month 10-12 to do that. I want to grow out as much naturally first then do treatment to supplement
@@Rumoozay good luck man
You have so many bald spots.. is it because its not 18 months yet?
I’m only at 6 months. Still have a lot of growth left to happen.