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Wednesday, February 25, 2015

45 Days after My 2nd FUE Hair Transplant

 The picture on the left was day 13 prior to "shock-out" and the picture on the right was day 40.  I'll be posting new photos in the next couple days.




Thursday, February 19, 2015

40 Days after My 2nd FUE Hair Transplant

Today I'm posting two pictures.  The first picture shows my left side donor area 14 days after surgery.  The second photo is the same area after 40 days.




Thursday, February 12, 2015

33 Days after my 2nd FUE Hair Transplant

Today I'm posting a picture taken immediately after the second surgery on January 10th.  The other picture is a "selfie" taken this morning.



Sunday, February 8, 2015

29 Days after my 2nd FUE Hair Transplant

I'm posting this picture of my donor area prior to the 2nd surgery.  If you ever wondered if you could see any scarring from FUE, here's good proof that you can't!  Remember, I had over 5,000 grafts removed from donor areas in 2012.  NO scarring is visible!!!


Thursday, February 5, 2015

26 Days after my 2nd FUE Hair Transplant

Today I'm posting pictures of my left side with the intention of showing you how quickly your head heals.  The first picture was taken 2 days after surgery.  The second picture was taken 14 days after surgery and the third was taken 26 days after surgery.  Also notice the hair growth covering my donor area.




Sunday, February 1, 2015

22 days after my 2nd FUE Hair Transplant

The inevitable may be occurring.  I'm experiencing some "shock-out".  I knew this would occur.  When I look back at my own blog two years ago, I started noticing and documenting shock-out around day 25 after the surgery.  I know the new transplanted hair will go through that transition period of dormancy and will begin producing a new hair in several months.  It's certainly not a big price to pay because the results will be great!!  The picture on the left is Day 13 and the picture on the right is Day 22.  Notice the healing process.