25 Years Old, Worried About Receding Hairline and Did Something About It! - Antalya, Turkey

It has been 16 months since I had my first FUE procedure and I am not quite content with the results of the first procedure. There are large holes in the front part of the transplanted area and I can only brush my hair one way to hide it all. I want to grow my hair long but it is not possible with such thin hair so I have decided to have another procedure this time with a different clinic. I have started a new review so check it out

An update after 12 months, I have some more photos at the 10 month but we all know everyone wants to see the one year results. basically after the 7 month mark all the hairs or the vast majority of them had come through. since they time everything blended in together as it grew longer and the hairs started to look stronger. I have still not cut the new hair how ever I did go for the man bun look and had to cut the hair in the back or my head quite short and it looks still amazingly thick and not noticeable at all that 2800 grafts were taken from that area. As you can see in the photos, the new hair is not very thick and basically looks like I'm thinning heavily on the front. Also, the roots of the hair have been pimply like and look a little unnatural. my scalp looks like it has had a lot of small scars made on the front. which it has but that didn't show up until the hair started growing through. I will keep an eye on it as I'm sure the skin is still healing up.

Its been 8 months now since my operation and every day things are starting to look better. I haven't had a haircut yet, so my Afro-like hair is growing back which is helping everything tie together nicely. When the hair is left natural and fluffy it is starting to look much more full along the new hairline, if it is greasy it looks quite thin as the hair is more "clumpy" how ever if I brush my hair it is starting to look like I have never had a hair loss problem which is encouraging. I hope that gets better as time goes on.