InstantForum.NET v4.1.4Fantastic Hair &trade; | Hair Transplants & Hair Replacements Forumhttp://www.fantastichair.com/forum/moderator@thehairlossproject.comSun, 20 May 2012 22:18:06 GMT20http://www.fantastichair.com/forum/Topic22-6-1.aspxPats has recently written about this on this forum. Heres the link</P><P><A href="http://www.fantastichair.com/forum/Topic162-6-1.aspx">http://www.fantastichair.com/forum/Topic162-6-1.aspx</A></P><P>If it doesnt work just search for Pats posts.Fri, 24 Apr 2009 19:35:20 GMTGreedy4hairhttp://www.fantastichair.com/forum/Topic22-6-1.aspxEveryone grows at different rates. Ive seen some really fast growers and some really slow growers that havent seen any hair even at 9 months, so it all depends to some extent on you, and as well as other things like who does the work, how well its done etc. Mon, 06 Apr 2009 23:31:58 GMTGreedy4hairhttp://www.fantastichair.com/forum/Topic22-6-1.aspxYeah, I actually experienced stubble from 3-10 months, most of the stubble came out in month 4 and then just tapered into month 10. After the procedure I did get a little swollen, but only for day 2-4 after the procedure. Then again I had a pretty big FUE session, so I was expecting it.Fri, 03 Apr 2009 15:19:57 GMTg35nightriderhttp://www.fantastichair.com/forum/Topic22-6-1.aspxGenerally speaking, the full growth is at 18 months. I know, it may look like a long period, but, once the 6-9 months have passed, you will already be satisfied with the growth, and it keeps on getting thicker...Thu, 02 Apr 2009 19:43:13 GMTmandalounhttp://www.fantastichair.com/forum/Topic22-6-1.aspxI agree with the FUSS vs FUE....I also found that I returned to normal way quicker with FUE rather than FUSS. The scabs did fall off quite quickly after FUE. I also did not have much of a problem with swelling after the FUE surgery I had at the Armani clinic. I had a little bit of puffiness that lasted only a couple of days, no real swelling. What kind of surgery are you considering?Sun, 29 Mar 2009 09:47:05 GMTash_phttp://www.fantastichair.com/forum/Topic22-6-1.aspxDepends by what you mean normal....surgery wise or hair length wise?</P><P>What procedure are you looking to have? fuss or fue? With fuss it takes way longer to look normal but with fue you're going to look normal as soon as the scabs fall off. That can be anytime from 1 week to 3 weeks (usually 2 weeks 90% of scabs are gone and whatever is remaining is not visible).Fri, 27 Mar 2009 17:20:55 GMTDochttp://www.fantastichair.com/forum/Topic22-6-1.aspxI am thinking to do a procedure in May maybe, how long before everything looks normal again?Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:36:43 GMTCav34http://www.fantastichair.com/forum/Topic22-6-1.aspxThat doesn't mean you'll keep gettin stubble 'til 18 months bud! Hair will just get thicker and thicker to that point. If there is tuble you wouldn't notice it! Your hair would be at around 50% growth at month 6 so any new hairs slowly growing afterwards would be hidden between the hairs.Thu, 26 Mar 2009 20:30:06 GMTmj2003http://www.fantastichair.com/forum/Topic22-6-1.aspx18 months??!!! :crying:Thu, 26 Mar 2009 20:09:04 GMTCav34http://www.fantastichair.com/forum/Topic22-6-1.aspxYou can keep getting more stuble. Hair transplants are actually at their full growth at the 18th month mark. Thu, 26 Mar 2009 20:05:04 GMTDochttp://www.fantastichair.com/forum/Topic22-6-1.aspxi know people start to get some stubble around 3-5 months but does that mean that all stubble should be pushed out by then?? or can you keep getting more stubble at 6month plus?Thu, 26 Mar 2009 19:50:24 GMTCav34