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3200 grafts with The HairDR - dewsbury (UK)

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Philwhitehouseuk

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I get comments on my hair all the time like
What's them scars on ur head and
What u done to ur hair
Ha, got to laugh else I'd cry ha
That's after 3 hair transplants with poor result
Hoping to get fixed so I can move on with my life
 
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Saint4805

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I’ve had a long term relationship with my awesome girlfriend for 3 years now and we are really happy together , wouldn’t change her for the world

before I met her though I had been rejected by a date just based on my hair ,it is what it is I guess
But a lot of guys will have experienced that I’m sure

I have experienced the same actually. I have been on two or three dates where I have 'caught' the girl checking out my receding hairline. They quickly engaged eye contact again as soon as they realised that I saw them. Unfortunately many girls have red lines when it comes to perceived physical imperfections - whether that relates to hair, teeth, height. weight or looks in general. This especially applies to above average looking girls (and guys too) who I suppose view beauty or physical appearance as a currency they are not willing to compromise on. I would guess that it relates to having an inherent desire for their children to have the strongest possible genes or their partner being a 'social asset' i.e. someone they are proud to be seen with.

I think the world we live in now is considerably more shallow than it was decades ago - there is considerably more pressure on people to look good now and I can totally understand why this is a source of anxiety and depression for many people. We are constantly exposed to beautiful people on TV and in the media many of whom have had cosmetic work done. In the meantime, I will carry on waving the sapiosexual flag :)
 
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Philwhitehouseuk

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I totally agree with u
People think people need to look a certain way
All the best
 
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Baldingman23

Valued member
I don’t wash daily anymore cause it’s bad for the hair , just wash once a week with clarifying shampoo
Washing hair once a week?!? I used to wash my hair everyday before my HT, I now wash it with shampoo every 2 days, the days in between when I have a show I just let shower cover it in water. I don’t think I could go a whole week without washing my hair it would be really greasy.
 
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Siyork89

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Washing hair once a week?!? I used to wash my hair everyday before my HT, I now wash it with shampoo every 2 days, the days in between when I have a show I just let shower cover it in water. I don’t think I could go a whole week without washing my hair it would be really greasy.
I just run it under the shower every day without products
 
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Siyork89

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Just got home so here’s a front view (to add to my earlier 1 year update)
 

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LondonMayor

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Just got home so here’s a front view (to add to my earlier 1 year update)
Honestly, that is great!

I'm sure im not the only person who thinks this, but seeing your hair growth has been a real boost and gives people a positive focus for when they go through their surgery

So appreciate the updates and the tips!

Thanks bud
 
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SheddinStevens

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Thanks so much for posting your story and timeline man. I'm now booked in with Hair Dr and your story has been very encouraging. You and your hair look fantastic
 
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Siyork89

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For context here was months 1-4 to show how early on into the process, you won’t be seeing the full results

procedure was done 10th Feb 2020

photos are in order of:

March 10th
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May 10th
June 10th
 

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Bigmac

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Staff member
Early growth is great if it happens but don`t be disappointed if it doesn`t happen for anyone reading.

@Siyork89 What month did you notice the biggest change in new hair growth?
 
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Lockdown-Locks!

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Just got home so here’s a front view (to add to my earlier 1 year update)
Hi Siyork89,

Just wanted to say thank you for posting your journey. As everyone else has said, your results are amazing so congratulations.

Specifically, your details on Finesteride and supplementation is very helpful - plus the emphasis on lifestyle changes. It is great to see you're happy with the results.

Like you, I also live in a hard water area; what do you recommend (if anything) to account for this post-op?
 
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Hoping_for_hair

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For context here was months 1-4 to show how early on into the process, you won’t be seeing the full results

procedure was done 10th Feb 2020

photos are in order of:

March 10th
April 10th
May 10th
June 10th
Did you keep your hair buzzed down over the first few months?

I've got my HT coming up and thinking what I should do "style wise" during the shedding few months. Is it best to try and grow out existing hair to what it used to look like or is keeping it all short better bet so at least it looks neat.

How long after your HT did you cut it?
 
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SheddinStevens

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Did you keep your hair buzzed down over the first few months?

I've got my HT coming up and thinking what I should do "style wise" during the shedding few months. Is it best to try and grow out existing hair to what it used to look like or is keeping it all short better bet so at least it looks neat.

How long after your HT did you cut it?
I think keeping it pretty short is ideal because otherwise your hair will constantly be different lengths with big, inconsistent patches of shedding. You can even throw some Toppik on it for a few hours if you need to be out and about.

I've cleared most of my work schedule over the next 3 months after my HT next week! This just seemed like the perfect year to do it since literally no one will see me outside of work and shops, because the first 3-4 months just leave you looking awful.
 
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Goodfella

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Hey, I’m new to this place and struggling to function it properly.... I’m new to this page and struggling to function it very well haha You may have already answered this somewhere but could I ask you the approx price you paid at the hair dr in dewsbury? I’m considering getting treatment and just getting some realistic prices together...
 
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Baldingman23

Valued member
Did you keep your hair buzzed down over the first few months?

I've got my HT coming up and thinking what I should do "style wise" during the shedding few months. Is it best to try and grow out existing hair to what it used to look like or is keeping it all short better bet so at least it looks neat.

How long after your HT did you cut it?
Hey, I’m new to this place and struggling to function it properly.... I’m new to this page and struggling to function it very well haha You may have already answered this somewhere but could I ask you the approx price you paid at the hair dr in dewsbury? I’m considering getting treatment and just getting some realistic prices together...
£3 per graph
 
Siyork89

Siyork89

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13month update, growing out nicely now


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LondonMayor

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Excellent progress! I think you've inspired a few people with your photos the last few months
 
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