“Excellent results - pain free treatment - look great!!!!”
Hair transplant: Worth it
Pain: Painfree
I am a 45 year old female. Recently, I have noticed some reseding of my hairline in the front of my head - I attribute the hairloss to wearing baseball caps for many years since no one in my family has suffered this problem. Styling my hair always seemed to involve covering up the large bare spots which I hated . . . So, at the recommendation of my plastic surgeon, I thought it would be worht a try to have a hair transplant. My doctor was kind, patient, and thoroughly educated me on the process. I have now had 2 hair transplant surgeries and it looks great. The first surgery gave me a good indication that I could do more work successfully and with the recent second surgery, I was able to fill in the bare triangles more and also fill in around the hairline under my bangs.
OMG! The results are natural and fantastic . . . . I hate the 4 months it takes for the hair to start growing but it finally does - 100% of the transplants took so it is quite filled in . . . there was no pain either - I drove myself to and from the appointment (it did take all day). There is mild annoyance for three days waiting for the staples on the harvested area to come out. Other than that, I took one painpill for sleep the second night.
Interesting fact, none of the transplanted hairs are growing in gray - they all have full color which shocked me.
I just cannot wait to be able to style my hair anyway that I want and have it be thick and full in the front. :) It will be so great! I HIGHLY recommend this procedure to women who, may or may not, realize that it is helpful for them too.
I will post pics in June when the new hairs start growing from the latest transplant done last week.
Feb 7, 2009Comments and replies (4)
7 posts
12 Feb 2009
I have never had really thick hair but as I age, I'm 46 now, it is getting even more thin. I have learned to hide it with the way I wear my hair (big hair)and tons of hair spray. Forget going out in the wind and hope and pray you don't get caught in the rain. You and anyone that has this problem knows what I'm talking about. I have actually started looking into and thinking about getting a wig but after reading your story I'm thinking that maybe there is hope from a different source. Thanks so much. I can't wait to see your pictures and hear more from you.
11 posts
25 Apr 2009
Before anybody considers doing this procedure do a google search under "hair transplant repair" in quotation marks and you may think twice. This procedure has literally ruined thousands of peoples lives with unnatural results and extensive scaring that can never be undone. Don't be the next victim.
17 posts
13 Oct 2009
Threezn7s...you paid too much for that transplant. First of all, how many thousand of follicular units he transplant? how many sessions?
47 posts
13 Oct 2009
I did not pay too much - you don't know what you are talking about so you should not write ridculous comments. I love my hair transplant - it looks absolutely natural and gorgeous!!!!