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Day 75 (2.5m) after Procedure

Can't believe it's only been two and a half month since my transplant procedure.

Not much different from last week but I did trimmed the hair on front line a bit.



 Front and sides view. If you look closer, you will find quite a number of baby hairs.

I decided to skip the donor area view since it will be covered up as long as you keep the hair long.

Stay tuned for more update and you are more than welcome to leave comment or message me.
Cheers~  

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  1. Hi bro, nice to see your progress there. It gives me hope that at least i can do hair transplant to have my hairline back. I am very young though, but my hair losses pretty much. My i know which clinic you went for transplant, im considering klinik glojas as they have smart fue and lots of positive reviews. And would like to ask whether the transplanted area have tendency to fall back again? Thanks

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  2. Hi youngster :)
    Sorry to hear on your hair loss. I went to DHI Clinic for my hair transplant. You can find it in my previous post (https://tomshairtransplantjourneymalaysia.blogspot.com/2019/06/the-day-of-procedure-with-photos.html). On your second inquiry, according to doctor, the transplanted area will stay as long as you keep it nutritious, meaning feeding on medication: supplements, Minoxidil & a good shampoo. Just like a plant will live if you keep watering it. Hope my answer helps ^^

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