Your 10-day procedure is healing very well also. I didn't take your comment as sarcasm. I took it as a compliment because I have had a good healing thus far. good luck to you. Looks great so far.
Jeeper11 - my picture was from over 2 years ago and I was impressed with the healing speed w/ FIT over strip but it looks like haircycle totally takes healing to the next level (assuming we both have similiar healing characteristics) - I believed I used graft cyte after that procedure. I am scheduled for another procedure in Sept and am super-excited about giving haircycle a try. many thanks for sharing your picts and please continue to do so. again - congrats!
You have had nearly 7,000 graphs. You must have hair like a hippy by now. Why are you going back for more. I would think after 7,000 you would be perfect?
thx Jeeper11 - "hair like a hippy" - ha - that's funny! I'm hoping to modify my hairline a little, fill-in my strips scars some more, and do some more general filling in all over on top. I think the hairline changes would not be anything cosmetically significant (more of a subtle change and make the front a little thicker) and the addition of more grafts in the donor and recipient areas would cause a more blending effect.
Photos always seem to look better when Hair Cycle is used. In conjunction with FIT, I believe that it will change hair transplant surgery for years to come.
wassup,
I think that a small session of FIT to revise the strip scars would do great for the donor. I think that it is a simple solution and I have seen good results with FIT into scars but it requires special attention on the patients' behalf to avoid disturbance of the grafts. In example, wearing head gear that contacts the area that has been revised.
If you purchase the hair cycle kit, which includes biotin spray for the grafts, shampoo, conditioner, styling gel, hair spray, and post-op donor gel, it comes with the head band.
Or, you could use a tennis headband or an ACE bandage to help with the swelling.
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