The former Towie star is delighted with the progress her hair is making since undergoing the transplant surgery in September
MARIA Fowler has revealed the results of her hair transplant as she continues in her effort to “reduce” her forehead.
The former Towie star, 31, underwent a his and hers hair transplant with her fiancé Kelvin Batey in September and is already delighted with the progress.
Taking to Instgram, she told fans in a video: “I’m gonna give you a hair transplant update because I’m very aware that it’s out on show.
“At the minute it looks like just a pure line around my head but that’s because it’s still got some redness underneath it, where there’s increased blood flow, however before everyone stares bitching, look, I’ve actually got hair round there.
“At the minute it looks like I’ve got a wall of hair around my head, but once this redness had gone, I’ll have some depth where the rest of it’s come through.”
Maria’s growth update comes after she opened up about her heartbreak at the birth of her daughter Evie, 16 months, not going to plan.
She said: "Nothing quite prepares you for missing the birth of your first born child."
Writing an emotional post on her blog 'Memories Keep Evolving', she said: "I would rather have my down below torn to shreds than give birth via the sunroof."
But things started to go wrong for the reality TV star as when the time came daughter Evie was in a position where her head was bent sideways.
";There was no way she could be born naturally," said Maria adding she was "gutted".
Maria then told her fans she was in tears writing the next part of her story.
"Nothing quite prepares you for missing the birth of your first born child.”
She then added that she didn't see her daughter for another 12 hours.
"You can imagine it is deeply upsetting to know I have missed the memories," she wrote, adding: "Kelvin also missed the delivery as he was instructed to leave the room."
Despite giving birth 16 months ago, Maria admitted she still 'doesn't feel right'.
"My body somehow doesn’t feel my own. I also had a big wound from my placenta so lost half of my body’s blood and then had to have a blood transfusion in hospital, all I wanted after the delivery was to come home," she revealed.
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