Balding men and women with hair loss who’ve decided to get a hair transplant are usually excited with dreams of getting their hair back. And though the end result of a hair transplant is a fuller head of hair, the expression, “the devil is in the details” is vital when learning how to fit surgical hair restoration into your life, especially during the first several months of healing and waiting for new hair growth. This includes returning to work, concealing your hair transplant from co-workers, friends and family, how long it takes to heal and look normal, etc.
Visit this discussion thread to discuss how to prepare for the first few awkward months after surgical hair replacement including when it’s ok to return to work. Your experience and input is welcome and encouraged.
Bill Seemiller
Associate Publisher/Editor
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