I live and work in a small but busy International community in southern Europe. My business is high profile and in the public eye,I own a large restaurant which looks after 500 customers per day many of whom are regulars who know me.

After visiting Dr Devroye in June 2009 for a consultation any apprehension I had was swept aside with a desire to go to surgery as soon as possible. Dr Devroyes knowledge belief and professionalism were palpable from the beginning.

Dr Devroye is a surgeon in demand and the earliest date that suited me was some 3 months later.

Dr Devroye listens and understands. Because of the nature of my job I didn't want anyone knowing i had had surgery and therefore didn't want any visible signs after surgery.This Dr Devroye did as I asked. I know that it gave him a more of a challenge but I returned to work the following evening after surgery. None of the staff or customers noticed anything at all.

Rarely do I feel compelled to write compliments or complaints but such was the whole experience at the hands of Dr Devroye and his team that i am duty bound to recommend his expertise to anyone. What he has done boosted my confidence immediately after surgery. I know that i have received the finest and most advanced surgery on the planet. The whole experience was impressive and Dr Devroye combines the highest level of technical expertise with sheer artistic know-how and experience. His team are equally professional and are enthusiastic and proud while performing their tasks.

It was an impressive all-round experience. I researched alternatives around the globe before deciding to visit Dr Devroye. Much of my working life depends upon selecting the right people and on this occasion I got it absolutely right.

I take this opportunity of offering my sincere thanks to Dr Devroye and his team and to also recommend him to anyone.

Thanks for sharing your experience Timt - glad it was a good one! Do you have any photos that you can share?

Tim is very nice person, and as he wrote, he is a 43 years old restaurant owner.
In the morning, right before the surgery, he asked me if I could make a hair transplant that will be undetectable on the day after as he had to go to a public meeting with three hundred guests.

A real challenge.
Fortunately for us, and you'll see it in the pictures, he had enough hair on the front part so to hide the work done.
He preferred to cover the balding areas on a horseshoe shape, with priority to the vertex and grafting the two corridors linking the vertex with the anterior line.
The density is not very strong, however, we reached 3229 grafts/6772 hair (FU1 695, FU2 1673, FU3 713, FU4 148.)

The covered surface measured, as usual, with Hairmes software measures 111.5 cm. Therefore, the average density is 29 FU/cm2.

The strategy adopted consists in cutting no hair. During any intervention, as we usually do, we hydrate and clean profusely the area with saline. The most important was realized by Tim himself.

During the first hours of the night, he profusely sprayed the saline to prevent any crusts. The next morning, I sprayed his hair with water in order to eliminate the excess of salt bring by the saline. Then, the hair was dried using a hair dryer blowing tepid air.

A last adjustment of the hair, and there you go!

Dr Jean Devroye MD
www.hairtransplantsurgery.com
www.hair-transplant-pictures.com

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Dr. Devroye and his clinic were visited and carefully reviewed by the publisher of the Hair Transplant Network, Patrick Hennessey. To view photos and highlights from this visit, click here. Dr. Devroye is a member of the Coalition of Independent Hair Restoration Physicians