How long does it take to have the donor area to recover and have a normal appearance

[angeloshanghai]

I just did a FUE 1500 graft and I am worried about the density of my hair on the donor area. Anybody could give me some input on how it should look after two weeks.
Thanks a lot
Really appreciate. I wish I had not started HT in the first place

 

[chrisis]

2 weeks is far too early to judge! I'd encourage you to put it out of your mind.

You can see my donor area here at 2 weeks: http://fueblog.com/2013/03/12/day-14-2-week-update-3/

It looks quite sparse but has grown back and looks unchanged to before now.

 

[angeloshanghai]

@chrisis : very appreciated your answer....very much needed at the moment. My Skype is angelogiuliano would be glad to chat
Cheers

Angelo

 

[angeloshanghai]

Dear Chrisis, it seems like you are well with your doctor. the link looks more like a publicity of FUE and HT doctor. HT is dangerous and can damage people, we need to say it out loud.

 

[topccat29]

Angelo you sound very credible how about posting some more details about your experience along with some pictures. Right side up would be nice

 

[Modenese]

Hi Angelo

It's early days yet. You probably have shockloss. Allow yourself to heal, and your hair will come back.

 

[chrisis]

angeloshanghai, my blog is just my experience and I am a strong advocate of FUE surgery. I'll add you on Skype.

 

[Bigmac]

People have their own preferences, I believe both surgeries have their place, it would be nice to see all your pre and post op pictures.

 

[richfrog]

Who was your dr? Why you regreti g so much already?

 

[angeloshanghai]

We can live with hairloss, people are not always well advised and it can get them into extreme and trauma experiences

 

[bullitnut]

If you only had surgery two weeks ago then why are you so negative towards hair transplants in general? did you have a bad experience.

 

[bullitnut]

My donor is now two weeks post op an FUE now and is back to normal dude.