Female with long hair FUE

As a female I was always insecure with a higher hairline. This worsened when I was diagnosed with polycystic ovarian syndrome.  This caused me to have a receding hair line and with an already high hair I started to think about a hair transplant.  I had my transplant on 22.12.2017 in based in the UK so travelled 2 hours to have it carried out just outside London.  They flew 2 surgeons out from Turkey and a chaperone. My UK contact was also there on the day. It started at 9am and finished at 6pm.  I had 3000 grafts.  I didn’t do a lot of research beforehand because I didn’t want to talk myself out of it.  The procedure was painful, my UK contact didn’t explain to me beforehand what would happen! His website is very exaggerated about the ‘ease’ of the procedure. I laid on a very uncomfortable bed for hours, cold and he kept leaving the room.  I won’t dwell on the actual surgery too much but please make sure you do your research he take someone along with you. Wear comfortable clothing too.  My best advice is to understand: 

You have to have a lot of patience before you see any real growth. 

Your results will NEVER as thick are your natural hair 

It’s a long road to recovery (as a female)

11 months post op I am really happy with the results although it’s not perfect and I didn’t realise density wouldn’t be the same I’m really positive about future growth

Here are some before and after a side by side ....... Again lots of growth and it’s really began thickening out!