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FUT 5397 Grafts with Dr. John Diep - Los Gatos, CA

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1 year post

1-Year Followup on May 10, 2016

WORTH IT$19,000
I went in to Dr. Diep's office for my 1-year followup. The attached pictures were taken by him. My hair looks quite dark in this pictures; maybe it was due to the light in the office.
I mentioned to Dr. Diep that as far as I could tell I never had the shedding phase. The transplanted hair stayed in and started to grow. He attributed that to the A-cell treatment. (Although whether this ever happens to other people I have no idea.) There isn't much else to mention about the followup as everything was fine.

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John Diep, MD

John Diep, MD

Board Certified Hair Restoration Surgeon

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Very nice result from where you started from .
These results are great! And the hairline looks very natural. Are you going for a second procedure - not that I think you need it, just curious.
awesome job. you look good man!
Awesome results
Wow! Great result.
UPDATED FROM aldus
1 year post

Update at 11 months

Here are some more pictures at 11 months. It doesn't look all that different from 7 months. No scar is visible, though I don't usually keep my hair super short. It's not a problem.
I had read somewhere that you should expect about 50% hair growth at 6 months, then something like 80% at 9 or 10 months, etc. But I didn't seem to follow that pattern. First, I didn't have the typical shedding. The hair that was transplanted just stayed in. So by 5 or 6 months I pretty much had it all.

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Very impressive compared to your before pics.
would be cool if you took pics of your crown.
UPDATED FROM aldus
1 year post

Update at 7 months

Here are a couple of pictures at 7 months. One shows the hairline in case you are curious about that. In these pictures I actually haven't cut the top hair since the surgery. Although it's long it doesn't seem like 7 months of growth so I assume it's growing slower since my scalp is trying to heal at the same time. But I did cut the back and sides at about 4.5 months after surgery. I just cut it myself using a razor with a 1-inch guard. That's the time I stopped wearing a hat.

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