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Scar Pics (Day 15)
My hairline scar is healing and I am recovering nicely. It is still pretty red, uneven, and bumpy, but it is definitely getting better every day. There are already a ton of hairs growing through it as well, which I think are from my previous FUE hair transplant 4 months ago.
Anyway, I've attached a bunch of photos, let me know if you have any questions!
Anyway, I've attached a bunch of photos, let me know if you have any questions!
Before/After Photos
I've cropped together some before (4 days pre) & afters (9 days post).
Day 9 Update
Greetings Realself!
I just got off the plane and am finally back home after a long week of recovering. I think recovery was a bit longer for me, since my forehead was tight, and I lost a lot of blood during the procedure. Also, the chin implant caused the skin inside of my mouth to tighten, which caused some pain as my wisdom tooth rubbed up against it.
Overall, I would rate the pain throughout the recovery between 3-4. The worst part for me was the huge amount of swelling and bruising around my eyes, which have finally cleared up today (day 9). My hairline scar is surprisingly very hard to notice, apart from a bit more bruising and scabbing. Dr. A mentioned that it will get worse before it gets better though, and about 1 month out it will look its worst.
The good thing is, I finally feel comfortable going into public without sunglasses, and just a minor change to my hairstyle to cover my scar.
Overall, I am extremely happy with my decision to have these procedures. I think my face looks much more balanced now, and I have received a lot of complements from my friends. I will go back into work in a couple of days, but I highly doubt anyone will guess that I have had surgery.
Hopefully I've covered a lot of info you want to know here, but post a comment if you have any other questions. Reviews on this site really helped in my decision to go through with this life-changing procedure, so I am happy to help anyone else considering!
I just got off the plane and am finally back home after a long week of recovering. I think recovery was a bit longer for me, since my forehead was tight, and I lost a lot of blood during the procedure. Also, the chin implant caused the skin inside of my mouth to tighten, which caused some pain as my wisdom tooth rubbed up against it.
Overall, I would rate the pain throughout the recovery between 3-4. The worst part for me was the huge amount of swelling and bruising around my eyes, which have finally cleared up today (day 9). My hairline scar is surprisingly very hard to notice, apart from a bit more bruising and scabbing. Dr. A mentioned that it will get worse before it gets better though, and about 1 month out it will look its worst.
The good thing is, I finally feel comfortable going into public without sunglasses, and just a minor change to my hairstyle to cover my scar.
Overall, I am extremely happy with my decision to have these procedures. I think my face looks much more balanced now, and I have received a lot of complements from my friends. I will go back into work in a couple of days, but I highly doubt anyone will guess that I have had surgery.
Hopefully I've covered a lot of info you want to know here, but post a comment if you have any other questions. Reviews on this site really helped in my decision to go through with this life-changing procedure, so I am happy to help anyone else considering!
Provider Review
Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon
436 N Bedford Drive, Beverly Hills, California
Dr. Aharonov is professional, personable, and a master at his craft. He is very cautious, and has no problem refusing to move forward with a procedure unless he believes the result will be good. My amazing results are truly a reflection of his cautiousness and precision. His assistant Faye is also the nicest person ever. She was there for me every step of the way, and even helped me apply makeup to my bruised black eyes (lol). I would highly recommend Dr. A for anyone who is looking for a hairline lowering, or anything else!