One Month after Seth’s hair restoration procedure
December 18th, 2009 admin
Well, it’s officially been one month since my second hair restoration procedure, and I thought I’d give you an update on how I’m doing. To tell the truth, I’m a little surprised at how slowly it seems I am recovering. First off, my scalp is still quite sensitive. I must still be gentle when drying my hair after a shower, combing it, etc. Also, the area of my head in between the suture line and the transplanted area – roughly the area of my ‘crown’ – is still numb.
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BattleAgainstBald- Seth's Bosley Me...Here's the ninth episode from the morning of Seth's hair restoration procedure. In this episode Seth's nurses continue to prep him for his hair restoration and set his expectations for the day.
BattleAgainstBald- Seth's Bosley Me...Here's the eighth episode from the morning of Seth's hair restoration procedure. In this episode Seth's nurses continue to prep him for his hair restoration and set his expectations for the day.
BattleAgainstBald- Seth's Bosley Me...Here's the seventh episode from the morning of Seth's hair restoration procedure. In this episode Seth's nurses continue to prep him for his hair restoration and set his expectations for the day.
BattleAgainstBald- Seth's Bosley Me...Here's the sixth episode from the morning of Seth's hair restoration procedure. In this episode Seth's nurses continue to prep him for his hair restoration and set his expectations for the day.
Hair Transplant: Bosley Medical | C...BattleAgainstBald.com documents Seth Garon's fight against Male Pattern Baldness, which he is taking "head on" by going through a Bosley Hair Restoration Procedure. Witness the miracle of hair restoration first hand as Seth documents every step of his hair transplantation with daily blog entries, pictures, and video from before, during, and after his Bosley Hair Restoration Surgery. The video you are seeing was taken before Seth's Bosley Hair Restoration Surgery at his initial consultation with a Bosley Hair Restoration professional. What you are seeing is real; there are no actors, no retakes, and no tricky visual effects.
Hair Transplant: Bosley Medical | C...BattleAgainstBald.com documents Seth Garon's fight against Male Pattern Baldness, which he is taking "head on" by going through a Bosley Hair Restoration Procedure. Witness the miracle of hair restoration first hand as Seth documents every step of his hair transplantation with daily blog entries, pictures, and video from before, during, and after his Bosley Hair Restoration Surgery. The video you are seeing was taken before Seth's Bosley Hair Restoration Surgery at his initial consultation with a Bosley Hair Restoration professional. What you are seeing is real; there are no actors, no retakes, and no tricky visual effects.
Hair Transplant: Bosley Medical | C...BattleAgainstBald.com documents Seth Garon's fight against Male Pattern Baldness, which he is taking "head on" by going through a Bosley Hair Restoration Procedure. Witness the miracle of hair restoration first hand as Seth documents every step of his hair transplantation with daily blog entries, pictures, and video from before, during, and after his Bosley Hair Restoration Surgery. The video you are seeing was taken before Seth's Bosley Hair Restoration Surgery at his initial consultation with a Bosley Hair Restoration professional. What you are seeing is real; there are no actors, no retakes, and no tricky visual effects.
BattleAgainstBald- Seth's Bosley Me...Here's the eleventh episode from the morning of Seth's hair restoration procedure. In this episode Seth's nurses continue to prep him for his hair restoration and set his expectations for the day.
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Most of the conditions I spoke of in my last blog entry are actually still with me – in particular, the numbness and the spotting. The transplanted area is less sensitive now than it was (although not entirely back to normal). But now I’ve entered into a new phase of recovery – my scalp is breaking out.
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