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| Friday, 22 December 2006 | |
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Attached are photos of my scalp with (and without) the sketch that I provided during the consultation. The area inside the sketch (for the most part) has hair but it is either falling out or it is miniaturized (or both). Since my hair is blonde (and thinning) it is difficult to even see hair in certain areas because the camera light passes right thru it. But my initial consultation revealed that I probably have insufficient body hair to completely restore my hair (the crown in particular). Realizing this set-back, I re-evaluated my goals and figured I'd shoot for something that I thought Dr. Cole could do. Also, I thought that an in person review of my case would reveal what my real possibilities are. That's when I decided to shoot for a hair line that is consistent with how everyone remembers me before I picked up the razor. However, I don't really intend to let the hair grow (combing length) again until I am confident that I can achieve an attractive look with hair. Not sure when that will be but I'm OK with my bald self (for now). I'll just take it slow and accomplish my goals little by little. Baby steps as they say... Read more at: http://www.forhair.com/hairtransplant/viewtopic.php?p=4514#4514. |
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