Jason Gardiner reveals hair transplant on Morning television

James Nesbitt Testimonial

Tip 6: Washing hair

By filling the sponge with shampoo you can carefully distribute the foam across your head by squeezing the sponge, thus not touching the grafts

Tip 5: Don’t forget your travel plug

Bring a travel plug with you if visiting another country as trying to find the correct fittings for your plug whilst in the foreign country is difficult at best

Tip 4: tying your hands

This may sound rather fetish like but by tying your hands to the belt loops on your trousers when you sleep may give you the peace of mind in knowing that you will not scratch the often itchy recipient area whilst unconscious

Day 21: what hair transplant?

I’ve been asked a few times why I kept my hair long on top and as you can see below, this is the reason, I’m at day 21 and totally bypassed the ugly duckling phase by hiding my hair grafts. I feel it has helped a lot because every time I look in the mirror I don’t see the grafts so I don’t think about them all the time. In fact this last 3 weeks have flown by.

Also as you can see I haven’t shed many hairs yet, only a few but I expect to shed a lot more in the next few weeks though, oh well!

 

 

 

Professional pictures from day 0

Day 19: Hidden Hair Transplant

Two week update

Not really much to report, the first two weeks have been very easy. I have just been following what Dr Feriduni has instructed and its fine, I did notice a few hairs in my scabs when washing them away but I have been insured that it is normal. I thought I would create a short video to document my hairline. I have attached a video.

Day 6: Fist day at home

Nothing to report today, I’ve had a lovely rest. Washing my hair is becoming easier, the donor is healed very nicely and the recipient looks the same. It’s great to be home.