Hair Transplant Journey in Malaysia

Hope everyone is doing fine. It is really shocking how one virus can affect so many things and even changed the way we live. The biggest take away for me is to live life to fullness because you won't know when will be the last... Ok back to progress. I have taken some photos back in June where it hit a year since my surgery and here they are. It definitely changed the landscape of my hair and also my overall look especially from the front. Implanted hair feels less disrupting now and become more natural compared to before. It may sound cheesy but I do feel more confident in front of people...this is by far the best decision I ever made in my life...for real. Not trying to promote anything but now might be even a better time to get transplant as we are spending most of the time at home which create a perfect time to let the hair grow and surprise others with new look after this pandemic is finally over. Just a thought that crossed my mind while I am writing this. I just did another

So much has happened over the past few months. Hope everyone is safe and coping well with the 'New Norm'. We will get through this together! It's almost 11 months now since my hair transplant procedure back in Jun last year. Was planning to have another PRP session last month but got stuck at home instead. Anyway let's see some photos update.  Hair on the front is growing really well over time, especially the middle front area where most of the healthy hair follicles were planted. It's definitely noticeable now on how long the hair had grown. Transplanted hair seems to be a little bit thicker than original hair around and can be styled just like normal hair. Will need more work on the crown area to balance out the overall hair density. It's a slow process but I am glad it is making progress. Everything's been good so far. I only put on shampoo once in every two to three days ever since announcement of restriction order. Everyone st

8 months is definitely the time where people start noticing your hair is getting significantly longer and start to really wonder what you did to it. I had colleagues and friends approaching me asking the same question and this is the time where I feel real proud making that decision 8 months ago. As you can see. the front hair is getting longer now and it kind of cover up the transplant hairline, making it less obvious and present a more natural look.  You can see a noticeable growth in length from side view. I am still figuring out a way to make the crown area look less awkward as the front hair grows longer. Might consider using hair fiber to fill up those empty spaces. I think by next month I will need to get a real hair cut by professional. Kinda nervous since I haven't been to a barber shop for such a long time. Also, I will be having another PRP session next week. Let's see how it goes. Do come back for more updates and leave yo

Happy New Year folks!!! 2020 is here!!! Feeling excited cause there's lot that I want to share :) First of all, photos. It's approaching 7 months now since my transplant procedure. The transplanted area grows really well...in fact, I can even have 'hairstyle' now which was totally impossible few months back before the transplant. As the transplanted area grows thicker, the crown area looks comparatively 'empty' which lead to my second point: What should I do with the crown area? I did consulted doctor 2 weeks back when I visited clinic for a follow-up session. There are a few options available but I think I will go with 3 or 4 more PRP treatments (doctor suggested once every two months) and then scalp micro pigmentation , which is some kind of hair tattoo. This tattoo will create an illusion of thicker hair density, in a harmless way and will last for 4 to 5 years. This is also the most 'budget' way to achieve bett