Tj Hair Clinic in Tijuana Mexico - 3600 hairs

It was great, driver picked me up from my house, took me across the border, arrived at the clinic, signed some documents as usual, ran me through preparations, took blood samples for any issues, got started extracting grafts, after they gave me some bomb lunch I pigged out, then we began the implementation of the grafts, everything took about 8 hours, then the driver took me home, easy peezy! I highly recommend Tj Hair Clinic, thanks to all the staff for taking such great care of me & completing the hair transplant exactly the way I wanted it.

Very light pain if any at all, mainly when I bend over to retrieve something or set something away. The scalp is feeling good, I have a decent amount of swelling around the temples & yet still no intense pain. I’ve been bandaged up since the procedure & I am advised to remove them tonight. For the next 2 weeks I need to spray wash with an atomizer bottle including a mixture of water & light baby shampoo. I was also sent a short video by the clinic to witness the wishing procedure. Here are my current results from 24 hours after my FUE hair transplant with Tj Hair Clinic in Tijuana, Mexico.

I’ve lost two grafts so far into the third day of healing & yes, I’m still sad about that. I want all of them to survive just as the rest of my fellow hair seekers with perfect expectations. I’m extremely happy that’s all I needed to count so far into the process. Oddly enough the grafts are still growing in the recipient area or could that possibly be the hairs are being pushed out for the new cycle of growth, no idea yet. I gained a decent amount of swelling to my eyebrow, eye region & temple. Similar to a boxers black eye without the black (photos are included). It’s not painful, just annoying to see & all claims pertaining to this type of swelling is quite normal. My scalp is definitely speedy in recovery based on how tight the skin is becoming & how scabs are already beginning to fall. My donor area is healing great & the surrounding hair is in the process of regrowth which is concealing the extractions nicely. I’ve been consistent with my medication given at the end of the procedure (pain killers, antibiotics & anti inflammatory) which have helped a great deal in recovery. I’m currently taking no other drugs or supplements during this process, trying to refrain from any experimental ventures until after the grafts establish. I’ll try to keep this thread updated daily for those who are extremely curious as to what the aspects of a FUE hair transplant from Tijuana, Mexico is like. Until tomorrow.