29, not balding, big forehead - would FUE Hair transplant or hairline advancement surgery make sense for me? (Photo)

It sounds like you're experiencing some unexpected changes after your second hair transplant. These ridges or bumps along the hairline could be due to a few different factors, but they are most likely related to the healing process. When we perform hair transplants, especially if grafts are...

It sounds like you're experiencing some of the normal stages of hair regrowth after a transplant. At 9 months post-transplant, it's common to still see new hairs coming in, especially in areas like the crown, which can sometimes take longer to fully develop compared to other parts of the scalp....

It's great that you're planning ahead for your post-transplant care. After a hair transplant, protecting the newly transplanted grafts is crucial during the healing period. By the time you return to work two weeks after your procedure, your grafts should be relatively secure, but wearing a hard...

Since you've recently gone back on testosterone, your facial hair growth should gradually return over time. Typically, it takes a few months for testosterone to start stimulating new hair growth, but the exact timeline varies from person to person. Because you've had laser hair removal and have...

Cobblestoning is a possible side effect that can occur after a hair transplant, especially with FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) procedures. It refers to the appearance of small, raised bumps on the scalp, often resulting from grafts being placed too high or at the wrong angle during the...

Hi.Despite the fact that HT surgery has a really really high success rate by exprienced surgeons ,every kind of surgeries can fail.15 month is a very enough time to decide it has failed.We do not expect new growth or improvement after 15 months.if you did not consume liquor soon after surgery,it...