Hey everyone
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I'm currently at day 7 post-op and honestly super happy with how everything went and how the overall result is looking so far.
I know I'm probably nitpicking and overthinking this, but I noticed a tiny spot along the hairline where there don't seem to be any implanted grafts, which leaves a small empty-looking gap (see pictures).
Is this kind of irregularity normal for creating a natural transition, or should there have been grafts there?
Would love to get your thoughts.
Thanks!
Hey guys, I’m a few days post-op (Day+5) and noticed a slight gap/lower density in the circled area. Does it look missing/under-grafted, or is it just normal spacing/swelling? Thanks!
I'm almost tempted to tie my hands. 😂 I'm a little afraid I'll scratch myself without realizing it. Any ideas?
Salut tout le monde,
Je voulais partager mon expérience récente suite à ma procédure de greffe de cheveux de 2 jours à Athènes. J'espère que cela aidera ceux qui recherchent des informations réalistes sur la stratégie, les chiffres et la conception de la ligne de cheveux.
Jai 32 ans.
Au départ, j'étais tenté de baisser un peu la ligne de cheveux. Cependant, en regardant des photos de moi à 17 ans (il y a 15 ans), j'ai réalisé que j'avais toujours eu un front naturellement plus haut. La clinique s'est strictement conformée à la limite de mon muscle frontal pour deux raisons clés :
Éviter les greffes sur des muscles faciaux actifs (ce qui crée un look non naturel lorsque l'on exprime des émotions).
Concevoir une ligne de cheveux mature qui correspond à ma structure faciale et vieillira naturellement avec le temps.
Au lieu d'extraire un énorme lot lors d'une seule séance marathon, la procédure a été répartie sur deux jours. Cela a minimisé le temps en dehors du corps pour les greffes afin d'assurer des taux de survie maximum.
Extraction : Environ 30 % de ma zone donneuse a été prélevée. Cela laisse l'arrière dense et homogène sans aucun aspect de sur-exploitation, tout en préservant un solide "capital cheveu" pour d'éventuels besoins futurs.
Voici la répartition exacte de ma feuille post-op :
Total des Greffes : 3 566
Total des Cheveux : 8 513
Ratio moyen : 2,39 cheveux par greffe.
La répartition montre une forte majorité de greffes doubles (1 645) et triples (1 414), ce qui offre une excellente base pour la densité et la couverture.
Les greffes n'ont pas été juste entassées dans la ligne de cheveux avant ; la clinique a exécuté une distribution en dégradé s'étendant jusqu'au milieu du cuir chevelu pour harmoniser l'ensemble du sommet. Des greffes simples ont été utilisées exclusivement sur le bord avant pour une transition douce et naturelle, tandis que des greffes multiples ont été placées derrière pour créer une densité et une opacité maximales.
Maintenant, il est temps de rester patient et de suivre les soins post-op.
Quel est votre avis honnête sur tous ces points ?
Salut tout le monde,
Je viens de terminer le premier jour de ma greffe de cheveux en utilisant la technique DHI Choi Pen. J'ai joint des photos de mes cheveux avant le rasage, de la ligne de cheveux dessinée et du résultat immédiat post-op.
My procedure is scheduled for two days, so for the moment we've only worked on the hairline. 1820 grafts were taken for that area. She's also been able to start working on the surrounding area a bit. It's in the middle, but it's not finished yet. 1820 grafts could have been better, but apparently there are several hairs inside, so the ratio is pretty good, from what I'm told.Now we need to see what the other part of the donor area is like, how many grafts hey can collect today
J'ai encore la possibilité de faire de légers ajustements demain si besoin, donc j'apprécierais vraiment des retours honnêtes de la part de la communauté.
Que pensez-vous de :
La position et le design de la ligne de cheveux (est-ce que ça a l'air naturel/approprié pour mon âge ?)
La densité et la distribution des greffons ?
La symétrie générale ?
Merci d'avance pour vos retours !
Hi!
I'm having a hair transplant soon and I'm trying to choose the best neck/travel pillow for the first 7–10 days after surgery, both for sleeping at home and for my flight home.
I'm currently considering these three options:
Cabeau Evolution S3
SNUGL Memory Foam Travel Pillow
KÖHAIR U-shaped Memory Foam Pillow
My clinic told me that the most important thing is to keep my head elevated and avoid any contact or friction with the grafts. They also mentioned that pillows with very high sides may not be ideal because they can push the head forward.
Has anyone used any of these after a hair transplant?
Which one would you recommend, and why? If you think there's an even better option than these three, I'd love to hear your recommendation as well.
Thanks in advance for sharing your experience!
Ps : for hat, it sound good ?
Hey everyone,
I’ve been following Nosfet's lineup closely and I'm looking to get the community's updated thoughts on how their current lineup compares: the Aero, the Aeon, and the new Xeno.
Now that the Xeno is out, it feels like it's taking over a lot of the spotlight for high-performance riding. On the other end, the Aero is widely praised as the ultimate lightweight, nimble, compact city wheel.
Sitting right in the middle, it got me wondering: Does the Aeon still have a legitimate sweet spot today, or is it squeezed out between the Aero and the Xeno?
Hi team,
If you made the switch:
Are you happier with the Aero for daily/city use?
What were your main reasons for downsizing (weight, ergonomics, agility)?
Do you feel like you "stayed wise" and preserved your back/joints, or do you miss the raw power of the Aeon?
Would love to hear your experiences before I make my choice!
Thanks!
Hi everyone,
I’m looking specifically for feedback from the taller riders in the community (1.90m / 6'3" and above).
I’m currently facing a massive dilemma trying to choose my next daily city wheel for a dense urban environment (city tight spaces, cobblestones, and stairs). I ride 100% pad-less, love agility, and I am currently torn between the Nosfet Aero and the Nosfet Aeon.
If you match my height and have owned, tested, or spent significant time on both wheels, I would love to get your definitive choice for city use.
Specifically:
The Aero: It looks like the perfect agile size, but at 1.93m (6'4"), I am genuinely terrified that the trolley handle is going to be way too short, leading to back pain during daily errands. How do you find the ergonomics when walking it?
The Aeon: It fixes the trolley issue and adds amazing safety headroom, but at nearly 30kg, does it feel like an absolute cumbersome tank when navigating tight city streets, crowds, and stairs? Or does its performance outweigh the weight?
If you had to pick just one as your definitive "do-it-all" urban companion, which one are you keeping?
Thanks for your insights!
Hi everyone,
I’m currently riding a Nosfet Aero and I'm considering swapping the stock tire for a Michelin City Grip Saver.
My riding is almost exclusively urban commuting (city streets, asphalt, bike lanes). Since the Aero is a 15-inch wheel, I'm really looking for something nimble but stable on pavement, especially when things get wet.
For those who have tested this tire or a similar setup:
How does it feel for daily city riding on the Aero?
Is it sensitive to camber (road tilt / slope)? I want to avoid that annoying "tramlining" effect where the wheel tries to pull sideways on slanted sidewalks or uneven asphalt.
Would love to get your feedback before hitting the buy button. Thanks!
I hesitatewith the hybrid tire
Hi everyone,
I’ve been in the EUC game for about 8 years now, and I’m facing a major dilemma. I've never struggled this much to choose a new wheel.
I just sold my Begode MCM5 V2 after 4 loyal years because the batteries were getting old. Before that, I owned a Gotway Tesla (which I still consider the absolute perfect size for an EUC) and a Gotway MSX.
Here is my profile:
Location: Paris, France (dense urban environment, cobblestones, tight spaces, stairs, multi-modal transport).
Rider specs: 1.93m (6'4") / 83kg (183 lbs).
Style: I ride 100% pad-less. I love agility and a clean look.
My MCM5 V2 was my absolute daily driver. Even though I looked huge on it, that wheel felt like a true extension of my legs. I took it everywhere: public transport, quick grocery runs, picking up packages, going to client meetings... It was perfectly discreet.
Today, replacing it feels like a nightmare because the market has changed so much:
The Begode A2 seems like the logical small replacement, but spec-wise, going from a 1500W motor to a 1000W motor makes no sense to me. I'll overpower it instantly.
The Begode A5 could be an option, but at 23kg without suspension, it feels like I might as well get the Aero instead.
This time, I want to treat myself. My MCM5 only cost me €740 back then; it wasn't the "best" wheel on paper, but it was the one that perfectly fit my life.
Right now, I’m stuck between the Nosfet Aero and the Nosfet Aeon to be my new "do-it-all" city wheel.
The Aero looks like the modern, suspended soulmate to my old Tesla/MCM5 setup.
But at 1.93m, I’m worried the trolley handle will be way too short and painful to use. On the other hand, the Aeon solves the trolley issue and offers that amazing 150V safety headroom.
To be clear, range isn't really a concern for me. I mostly do short trips and plug the wheel in every night, so even a real-world range of 50km (31 miles) would be more than enough. As for speed, I usually cruise around 38km/h (23mph), occasionally pushing it to 42km/h (26mph).
However, at nearly 30kg, I'm genuinely terrified the Aeon will feel like a cumbersome "motorcycle" rather than a nimble micromobility tool in the streets of Paris. To give you an idea of my daily routine, I have a few flights of stairs to carry the wheel up just to reach the elevator on the ground floor (see pictures), and I have to tackle the exact same stairs again once I get to my apartment floor.
For those who know Paris-style riding, or those who made a similar jump from lightweight legacy wheels to the Aero/Aeon generation: What are your thoughts? Is the Aeon too much of a tank for daily errands, or does the Aero lack the "punch" a rider of my size needs?
Thanks for your help!